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Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Medicaid moving to managed care plans (www.goupstate.com)
Managed care can have a positive impact in the Medicaid market if done correctly.  There needs to be strong oversight in the development process and once operational to ensure that services are delivered. Other States have been doing this for years with varying degrees of success. There are some...
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Health Insurers Mull Costs, Future of Medicare (www.thestreet.com)
We are reaching a tipping point where health plans are no longer able to raise rates quickly enough to cover their increasing Medical Loss Ratios in the commercial market. As the commercial sector becomes tighter, plans have expanded into Federal and State contracts with Medicare and Medicaid to maintain...
Analysis of: Doctor Shortage Hurts A Coverage-for-All Plan (online.wsj.com)
Primary care access will be a growing need, with or without "healthcare reform" as is currently understood--extending coverage or re-arranging financing. Without better primary care of chronic conditions and preventive services, procedural and "rescue" costs will drive US care expenditures. There are...
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Curbing chronic diseases new issue in health-care politics (www.kansascity.com)
Chronic diseases account for an ever growing majority of the US health care spend.  Controlling these costs through better management is not easy, but can be done. Whether that will lower total health care costs is debateable.
Analysis of: Amira Pharmaceuticals Starts First Clinical Trial of Lead Compound With Potential in Asthma and Cardiovascular Disease (www.pipelinereview.com)
Safety and extreme efficacy are what MDs thqat treat Asthma are searching for.  Not a novel approach , but rather a sure, safe bet.  Jacqueline Proner, MD  Board Certified Allergist/ Immunologist  Private Practice Queens, NY
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Advantage: Patients (online.wsj.com)
The CBO has stated that Medicare Advantage Plans are being payed 12% more than Fee for Service programs. Typically plans that contract for these government funded programs offer additional benefits at the same or even lower costs.  There is also some confusion on behalf of clients, enrollment...
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Race in Medical Care: Skin Color Matters with Patient Care (www.abcnews.go.com)
This article identifies the issues associated with race and the hidden biases that impact the care given by providers. To improve this situation one must first identify it as a problem, as has been done here, develop educational programs for providers to assist them in identifying and changing this...
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Florida is test bed for Medicaid overhaul (www.stateline.org)
The Initial concept introduced by Governor Bush was an innovative and functional concept.  Some of the changes introduced at a Special Session placed limitations on the scope of providers and implementation schedules. While there are some early problesm cited int his article they are not that different...
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
Frederic Goldstein, President and Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Preventive Medicine, Inc.
Analysis of: Insurer offers healthy bonus (www.denverpost.com)
Providing incentives for people to engage or maintain healthy lifestyle choices is a good idea. Those who are already doing the right thing will see an immediate benefit while those who are not will see that there are direct cost consequences associated with their lifestyle. This type of program...
Analysis of: "Hybrid" medical records an option for some hospitals (www.healthcareitnews.com)
Hybrid Record Systems can be an intermim step to enable rapid deployment of an EMR A plan for completing the transistion needs to be in place or implementation will be prolonged. Enterprise Document Management Services such as OnBase will benefit in the short term from these types of implement...

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