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Question by mtq3691: How does US military health care really work?
I want to know how US military health care really works. Are there long waiting lines up to a month long and is it good as health care that normal civilians get? Are there differences between active duty and veteran health care?
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Answer by SpArKy
The military health care is threw Tricare (www.tricare.mil) It pays for military personal (or their family) like insurance. If your actually getting treated my a military medic its not as long of a wait as civilian people, but its not as effeciant (and allot more painful!)
Veterans usually also get tricare, where they are seen by civilain doctors, just the GOV pays for it
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Question by Lover: How does the health care system work in Singapore?
Is health care in Singapore free like in the UK and other European countries? Or do people have to pay to get check ups, have surgery, use the hospital, etc?
What if somebody is poor and they can’t afford to pay for health care?
And what happens if somebody is living in Singapore but is not a Singaporean citizen?
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Answer by baba
In Singapore there is no free health care. We pay
for all the services however citizen pay much less.
All working singaporean will have an government run insurance
(the citizen themselves contribute to the cost of insurtainsurance will ensure citizen will not overly burden by too much medical cost.
For Singaporeans there are safeguards to ensure everyone can have reasonable care.
non citizen pay more or can choose to have private insurance.
I am a Singaporean
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Understanding Work Stress, Productivity & Heath Care Crisis, Adrenaline Nation Part 2 Peter McCarthy
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The Healthcare Cure: How Sharing Information Can Make the System Work Better
More than 250 million Americans have health insurance coverage. Yet the majority of these healthcare consumers have little understanding of how the healthcare system works or their role in it. They often experience confusion and frustration when they try to navigate their way through the tangled web of benefits and care.
In this lucidly presented and forward-looking book, Jeff Margolis—an industry expert with many years of experience creating innovative solutions for the healthcare industry—proposes a needed and workable solution to the challenge of providing affordable health care for all Americans. Margolis takes a fresh look at the healthcare system from the perspective of various industry participants, to reveal how the system can be adjusted to produce better results by combining information technology with the right incentives. Drawing on real-world examples from other industries such as retail and automotive that consumers can understand, Margolis describes how a better system can be designed and is in fact within our grasp.
As both a healthcare executive and a healthcare consumer living with a severe chronic illness, Margolis offers a unique perspective that combines both management and consumer viewpoints. He understands health care and is able to evaluate it from the outside and inside as an overall system. His vision for health care is called Integrated Healthcare Management (IHM) and it employs a systems science approach to optimize the coordination of benefits and care to ultimately provide more value for every healthcare dollar spent.
IHM is practical because it builds upon our healthcare model today and describes specific steps to create the system of tomorrow—affordably and sustainably. Both professionals working in health care and members of the public interested in a healthcare solution will find the insights in this book informative and useful.
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The Healthcare Cure: How Sharing Information Can Make the System Work Better
More than 250 million Americans have health insurance coverage. Yet the majority of these healthcare consumers have little understanding of how the healthcare system works or their role in it. They often experience confusion and frustration when they try to navigate their way through the tangled web of benefits and care.
In this lucidly presented and forward-looking book, Jeff Margolis—an industry expert with many years of experience creating innovative solutions for the healthcare industry—proposes a needed and workable solution to the challenge of providing affordable health care for all Americans. Margolis takes a fresh look at the healthcare system from the perspective of various industry participants, to reveal how the system can be adjusted to produce better results by combining information technology with the right incentives. Drawing on real-world examples from other industries such as retail and automotive that consumers can understand, Margolis describes how a better system can be designed and is in fact within our grasp.
As both a healthcare executive and a healthcare consumer living with a severe chronic illness, Margolis offers a unique perspective that combines both management and consumer viewpoints. He understands health care and is able to evaluate it from the outside and inside as an overall system. His vision for health care is called Integrated Healthcare Management (IHM) and it employs a systems science approach to optimize the coordination of benefits and care to ultimately provide more value for every healthcare dollar spent.
IHM is practical because it builds upon our healthcare model today and describes specific steps to create the system of tomorrow—affordably and sustainably. Both professionals working in health care and members of the public interested in a healthcare solution will find the insights in this book informative and useful.
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