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Originally Posted by Jayhawk
Did anyone actually READ the story?
"Also, what The Villages Health is doing is part of a growing trend, as the health care system moves away from a fee-for-service model toward one that pays for quality and performance, experts say."
"Over time, more and more Medicare beneficiaries will face similar choices to the Villagers,"
"I go every year to the Mayo Clinic and have them check me out, and I don't want to give up my right to that," Gott said. "This is not for me. I can't give up all those rights."
It boils down to CHOICE. And what any of us choose today may be different next year. That's the way the world works.
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yea I posted about that yesterday and the question I had is that does this system mean that those over 65 have less a chance at meeting insurers performance expectations and so those 65 + are .more likely to get the boot. its one thing to fix a cold another to try and fix heart disease. I have read about much controversy about this performance system devised by the present Administration, the same Admin that gave us ACA