From www.healthcaredive.com Researchers at Atlanta-based Barnes Healthcare Services recently conducted a study to see if a patient management program that included non-invasive ventilators and in-home care would reduce readmission rates for patients with COPD. The study, which was co-authored and…
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A criminal charge involves a criminal complaint, or an “accusatory instrument,” which is the papers filed that accuse someone of committing a crime. There are two delineating criteria factored into considering if a criminal complaint is to be used in…
Honor flight takes Michigan veterans to Washington DC memorial
Sixty-two Michigan veterans got the chance to visit the World War II Memorial when the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight flew them to Washington, D.C. on June 2. It was the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight’s third flight to Washington in what marks the…
Get used to rejection: It happens Rejection is something we all fear on many levels. But if you sell insurance for a living, rejection is something you should get used to. You may not like it, but it comes with the territory. And here is another thing to remember. Rejection may not mean they never want insurance. It may mean they do not want insurance right now. Keep in touch. Offer information. Answer questions if asked. Send valuable material. The rejection today often turns into the sale of tomorrow provided you do due diligence and do not give up. Respect rejection. Work with it. Work around it. If you take it in stride, you get used to it. Besides, chances are you have also rejected something you did not want at the time you were asked. It just happens. Eventually, those who need insurance are bound to ask you about it, since you were the point of connection to information and pricing. And if someone still does not want insurance, do not be discouraged, there are countless others who do.
Rejection is something we all fear on many levels. But if you sell insurance for a living, rejection is something you should get used to. You may not like it, but it comes with the territory. And here is another…
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This Is A Terrifying Trucking Idea
I’ve heard bad ideas, but this might be the worst — letting teenagers drive trucks across the country. The trucking industry is currently pushing legislation that would allow drivers as young as 18 years old to drive trucks in interstate…
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Health Net Deems Chemotherapy Unnecessary for Cancer Patient
When an insurance company deemed chemotherapy unnecessary, a 75-year-old woman, a former civil engineer, died of colon cancer. The wrongful death lawsuit filed in this case alleges negligent infliction of emotional distress and elder abuse by Health Net of California…
How to appeal a Medicare denial
If you were denied coverage or payment by Medicare, you have the option of filing an appeal. The denial must be from Medicare, your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan or your Medicare health plan. It is within your right to file…
Tagged with: elder law, guardianships, Hook Law Center, long term care planning, Medicare, MSN, veterans benefits
Texas Supreme Court rules in tortious intereference case that “reasonable certainty” requirement for lost profits applies to claims for “lost market value”
In a recent business litigation case, the Texas Supreme Court affirmed that lost profits may only be recovered when the amount can be proven with reasonable certainty, even when the damages sought are for the “market value” of an investment,…
Tagged with: Austin business attorney, Carlton Energy Group, Gene Phillips, jordan, LLC, Texas Supreme Court
Divorcing and Remarrying Can Affect Social Security
Divorce and remarriage can have can have an impact on a person’s Social Security benefits. Once a person reaches retirement age, he or she has the right to claim Social Security benefits based on their own earnings record or half…
Defining common terms in Virginia estate planning
Estate planning is a complex process, and typically involves learning some new terms and concepts. Some of the most important estate planning terms to understand include: Advance medical directive – A document that details a person’s health care wishes in…
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