It’s Not Just One Test
By Vidur Tangri United States of America - a land of freedom and opportunity. These opportunities and a prospect of securing a better future...
04 July, 2016
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OUR BLOG
Happily Ever After
By Bonnie Sheeran My phone rang yet again with another frustrated, angry person dealing with a pricey emergency room bill. As a patient advocate,...
27 June, 2016
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Building Multidisciplinary Teams to Improve Care At Lower Costs
By Ifeoma Inneh on behalf of the team at NYU Langone Medical Center’s Hospital for Joint Diseases, October 2015 Issue: Our story is focused on experience...
20 June, 2016
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Broken?
By Nam Yoonsoo Was it broken? I analyzed the chafed skin on my fingers and my soiled palm after the fall, but did not spot...
13 June, 2016
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Proactive Prevention
By Usman Mirza There is no doubt whatsoever that prevention of an issue from happening almost always incurs cost savings. In my time volunteering...
06 June, 2016
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What Are The True Costs?
By Debra Xiangjun Hayes Navigating the U.S. medical system can be harrowing, daunting and sometimes more challenging than the conditions that plague American systems,...
30 May, 2016
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Broken Promises
By Aamir Hussain At first glance, the Indian Health Services (IHS) appears to be a dream come true for patients concerned with out of...
23 May, 2016
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Making Health Care More Affordable
By Miah Newman, RN Looking at health care I see so many ways we can improve. With the costs rising and deductibles killing the...
16 May, 2016
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Caring for More Than Surgery
By Ina Ames I was a patient at a hospital in Boston after the head of vascular surgery infected me with an antibiotic resistant cellulitis. ...
09 May, 2016
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