Dentists in Okla City, OK Accepting Medicare
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 Glen Conrad Hornbuckle, DDS MS FACD Dentist - Periodontics Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 8203 S Walker Ave, Okla City, OK 73139 Phone: 405-636-1411 Fax: 405-636-1197 |
Dr. William Edward Holcomb, DDS Dentist - General Practice Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6303 N Portland #209, Okla City, OK 73112 Phone: 405-942-7771 Fax: 405-942-7796 |
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HHS Secretary pleased with Governors supporting health insurance reform, issues statement
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius issued the following statement today after 22 Governors sent a letter to Congressional leaders in support of health insurance reform.
State highlights: Calif. counties stand to lose $2.5B as state shifts Medicaid costs; Odd bedfellows push for hospital payment equity in Mass.
California counties may lose as much as $2.5 billion in state funding over the next three years for indigent health care as the state assumes responsibility under the federal Affordable Care Act, Gov. Jerry Brown said. The most populous U.S. state plans to cut $300 million this year from counties as its [Medicaid] program expands, Brown told local officials yesterday in Sacramento. The governor projected that figure will grow to $900 million next year and $1.3 billion in the year beginning in July 2015 (Nash, 5/29).
Study explores link between smoking status and health conditions in older Chinese American men
The study is one of 17 published in August in a special issue of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. The others, which also draw data from the Filial Piety Study, a study of the PINE Study participants' adult children, address issues including elder abuse, cognitive function, oral health, and social relationships.
Republicans' committee plans take shape amid health reform questions
The Hill: "House Ways and Means Chairman-to-be Dave Camp (R-Mich.) is making his case for repealing and replacing the healthcare overhaul, touting his own version of a bill that he says would reduce premiums." Camp made his case in a USA Today editorial and says the GOP plan would reduce premiums by up to 10 percent. Camp says his plan would reform medical malpractice lawsuits, allow Americans to buy health insurance across state lines, and gives "states the flexibility to make changes that best meet the needs of their residents."
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