I’ve gotten into a debate elsewhere on the Internet about the inefficiencies of our health care system. Something is inefficient if it wastes money, time or effort in order to achieve a goal. The ultimate goal of health is to … Continue reading
My friend Sandy has been involved with health insurance as a proprietor. My series on community health care has spurred some thoughts on her part that she as agreed to share. There are some really good points here. 1. I … Continue reading
During our journey across America I adopted a phrase “Kindness Abounds!” After Googling “Community Health Care” it appears that abounds as well. I was going to report on individual community health care efforts but that would be daunting if done … Continue reading
In discussing Community Health Care to this point I’ve placed it in opposition to our traditional health care system, which revolves around a corporate insurance system. I’ve mentioned that with our corporate insurance system we are 38th in the world … Continue reading
Yesterday I reported on a community health care approach that rewarded doctor’s for keeping patients well, comparing it to Chinese approach related to me during our walk across the country. That drew the following concern in response: Interesting, but what … Continue reading
As we hiked through St. Louis we stayed at the home of Anna Sandidge, a Social Justice Instructor at St. Louis University. Anna shared some knowledge about a Chinese health care system where doctors were paid to keep patients well. … Continue reading
My good friend Nancy Elmore Wendlandt suggested I should have pictures on the home page that might entice people to use my services. I went a step beyond and created a podcast instead. It’s featured here but will be up … Continue reading
My home town of Norfolk, Connecticut is fertile ground for people championing humanitarian causes. Here’s a podcast of Lynn Deasy, formerly Lynn Satherlie as I knew her through school, founding member of Soteni International. Listen to the sustainable approach to … Continue reading
OK, I’m a day late with my greeting (typical). More the pity, considering the occasion and the sentiment. The occasion is our independence from centralized rule and the opportunity for colonial agrarians to focus on their local community, with a … Continue reading
When we were in Grand Junction, Colorado I gave two talks at Colorado Mesa University met two dynamic people. Dr. Chad Thatcher heads up the outing program at Colorado Mesa University, along with a program called International Learning Adventures. One … Continue reading
