Dr Daniel Morris

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I have standards people

Times have changed. With artificial generative intelligence already replacing many jobs, I hope our school systems facilitate more trade school education curriculum beginning as early as junior high. There is already big demand for many skill sets like HVAC, plumbing, electrical etc.. What say you? …..

Yep. Will denial go around on this one like it still does on ni****ne products?

Ma*****na use linked with increased risk of heart attack, heart failure Research Highlights: As more people across the U.S. use ma*****na for medical and recreational reasons, two new studies suggest its regular intake may damage heart and brain health. In one study, daily use of ma*****na raised the risk of developing ...

The life expectancy gap between women and men in the U.S. widened again in 2021, men currently die nearly six years before women, according to research published in JAMA on Monday.

Men in the U.S. are dying nearly six years before women, study shows The life expectancy gap between women and men has widened over the past decade.

Shikata Ga Nai as the Japanese say.........."There is no way"

"CERVELLO DI GALLINA" ❤️ MAGARI LO AVESSERO CERTE PERSONE....

Awesome talent from sleepy Decatur Texas. He was selected as an All Star this year as a rookie. Incredible young man and family. He gets the start for game 3 tonight.

On the mound for Game 3:

Change is coming to Wise County.

HCA subsidiary looks to complete Q4 buy of Texas system Medical City Healthcare, a subsidiary of HCA Healthcare, is close to taking over Wise Health System in Decatur, Texas. The transaction is expected to close in Q4

This was bound to happen. The Medicare re-enrollment period is about to begin. Seniors need to get out of the (dis)Advantage plans while there is time. A few highlights:

-Medicare Advantage provides health coverage to more than half of the nation's seniors, but a growing number of hospitals and health systems nationwide are pushing back and dropping the private plans altogether.
-Among the most commonly cited reasons are excessive prior authorization denial rates and slow payments from insurers. Some systems have noted that most MA carriers have faced allegations of billing fraud from the federal government and are being probed by lawmakers over their high denial rates.
-"It's become a game of delay, deny and not pay,''

Hospitals are dropping Medicare Advantage left and right Hospitals nationwide are dropping Medicare Advantage plans due to excessive prior authorization denial rates and slow payments from insurers. Scripps and St. Ch