[dbussone]

Originally Posted by dbussone

Let's bet a lobster. Should I invite Barefoot to enter a bet?

P.S., at least 150.


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This is Barefoot's bet by telepathy. I wouldn't bet against GE almost anything medical. Almost! [emoji41][emoji106]

But I would be honored to purchase a lobster for him.


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[Papa]

I just completed the Survey. Took about 20 minutes.
My take away...
They wanted to make sure that I understand: Medicare, The Advantage Option, the quality of care they provided, the coordinated care provided by TV, and whether, or not, the cost influenced my decision to leave, etc

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Papa

I just completed the Survey. Took about 20 minutes.
My take away...
They wanted to make sure that I understand: Medicare, The Advantage Option, the quality of care they provided, the coordinated care provided by TV, and whether, or not, the cost influenced my decision to leave, etc

You mean it wasn't an "apology"??

[rubicon]

I am late to this discussion.

First, look at what the debate is primarily about. How do I (medical provider get paid ?)

Second, The Villages of Lake-Sumter, Inc> (TVLSI) doesn't disappoint in their ability to stir up controversy. Those of us that were around when TVLSI uprooted the Wellness Center understand my meaning.

Third, were members of TVHCS given a "choice", yes but it was a Hobson Choice in my view.

Fourth, TVHCS has been going on for a good number of years and for some reason they cannot get their act together. Why?

Fifth, a serious person would ask and probe deeper as to why an Advantage Plan is the only ticket to admission?

I sensed problems within TVHC early on and moved to the Munroe system which has never disappointed me, but then I am one of those residents that don't need no stinking golf cart access

TVHCS could be so much more but for whatever reason it simply can't get its act together and because I am not getting any younger I decided not to wait

Personal Best Regards:

[rockyisle]

Well, it's still not in the forwarded mail. When did you all receive the letter? Is there a link to the survey that we can use? If so, we'd love to respond to their survey - also telling them the letter from them via first class mail didn't arrive in NH... Thanks in advance

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Just received the e-mail with a link to the survey. Haven't opened it yet, but this should prove interesting. I predict another 150+ posts on this thread.

My email and link has not arrived as of 7/21, I would have thought these would go out at the same time....

[gomsiepop]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

My email and link has not arrived as of 7/21, I would have thought these would go out at the same time....

My husband and I received our email yesterday (7/20). Because there are 15,000 emails that have to be sent it won't happen at one time. Also, check your spam folder just in case. My take on the survey is there isn't anything enlightening. Same old, same old. It's going to be their way or the highway.

[champion6]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Just received the e-mail with a link to the survey. Haven't opened it yet, but this should prove interesting. I predict another 150+ posts on this thread.

Please start a new thread. This one has spun hopelessly out of control.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by gomsiepop

My husband and I received our email yesterday (7/20). Because there are 15,000 emails that have to be sent it won't happen at one time. Also, check your spam folder just in case. My take on the survey is there isn't anything enlightening. Same old, same old. It's going to be their way or the highway.

I just called Village Health, and they said we should get the survey soon. I just expected in todays automated world, these would be sent out much more quickly.

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by champion6

Please start a new thread. This one has spun hopelessly out of control.

Oh, but champ, this thread is pure theater, "full of sound and fury." If it gets closed down, whatever will I do during my morning coffee? ......."tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow."

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Oh, but champ, this thread is pure theater, "full of sound and fury." If it gets closed down, whatever will I do during my morning coffee? ......."tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow."

You can always visit the lobster thread. All comers are welcome there. Well, not quite ALL.


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[rivaridger1]

The Village Health ( whatever it is ) has always operated under the presumption anyone who did not take advantage of their largess and promptly see things their way basically constituted " The Village idiots ". It seems obvious based on the one post discussing the nature of the questions being asked not much has changed in this regard. Why they are bothering with the survey remains a mystery to me, but I would not mind hearing what others might think in this regard.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by rivaridger1

The Village Health ( whatever it is ) has always operated under the presumption anyone who did not take advantage of their largess and promptly see things their way basically constituted " The Village idiots ". It seems obvious based on the one post discussing the nature of the questions being asked not much has changed in this regard. Why they are bothering with the survey remains a mystery to me, but I would not mind hearing what others might think in this regard.

Apparently local healthcare prior to TVRH and TVH was "questionable" at best. So, in a community of 120,000+ and an average age of 67, if the "developer" did not bring in a new hospital, 6 new primary care centers, 34 primary care doctors, a specialty care center and specialists, then one could argue that THEY were the "village idiots"

[rivaridger1]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Apparently local healthcare prior to TVRH and TVH was "questionable" at best. So, in a community of 120,000+ and an average age of 67, if the "developer" did not bring in a new hospital, 6 new primary care centers, 34 primary care doctors, a specialty care center and specialists, then one could argue that THEY were the "village idiots"

The history lesson was indeed necessary for I am indeed one of the " Idiots ". The question however was differently nuanced and the post did not really address it.

[NotGolfer]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Apparently local healthcare prior to TVRH and TVH was "questionable" at best. So, in a community of 120,000+ and an average age of 67, if the "developer" did not bring in a new hospital, 6 new primary care centers, 34 primary care doctors, a specialty care center and specialists, then one could argue that THEY were the "village idiots"

You hit the "nail on the head" once again! IF I'd have had "one" hesitation to moving to FL it would have been the health-care availablity due to what I'd read. Charlaton doctor's, doctor's who'd lost their licenses for many reasons, a friend in health-care ins. who told us FL and AZ were the worse to work with and many more reasons. I believe the developer truly was trying to help us and not hurt us! If you disagree then we have to agree to disagree on that one!