Healthcare; Brave, Not Perfect; Stereotypes
Originally aired: Aug 2, 2019 /wp-content/uploads/2019/08/brtop-2019-214.mp3 Guest: Joseph Q. Jarvis, Author, “The Purple World: Healing the Harm in American Health Care” How to improve America’s expensive healthcare system is a crucial issue for the 24 Democrats...
The Affordable Care Act isn’t: So, what is?
Middle-class families across the United States who have no employment-based health benefits are increasingly finding the cost of health insurance offered under the aegis of the so-called Affordable Care Act to be, well, unaffordable. Tens of millions of taxpayers paid...Primary Care Cures Interview with Dr. Joseph Jarvis
/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Primary_Care_Cures_26_RD1.mp3 In this episode Ron talks to the author of The Purple World, Dr. Joseph Jarvis. Born and raised in Arizona, Dr. Joseph Q. Jarvis received his college education at Brigham Young University and his medical and...
Single-Payer Healthcare in Utah: A Conversation with Dr. Joe Jarvis
https://utahstories.com/2019/04/single-payer-healthcare-in-utah-a-conversation-with-dr-joe-jarvis/ The healthcare debate like the border wall, immigration policy and Russia collusion has our country completely divided along political lines. But healthcare—unlike the...
Are wait times reflective of who pays the bills or of doctor availability?
As we continue our series to dismantle industry lies, we broaden its’ scope to include talking points against Improved Medicare for All, which are based on partial truths, and strive to tell all parts of the story. Opponents of single payer Improved Medicare for...
Medicare Advantage: a fake health care market allows profiteering off fake diagnoses: single payer solves this #bettersimplercheaper #healthcareforall #singlepayer #thepurpleworld https://t.co/edBzMnSZPu
The only certainties in life are death and taxes, and that business as usual in US health care causes higher rates of both
#bettersimplercheaper #healthcareforall #singlepayer #thepurpleworld https://t.co/4FNBFS7AIZ
I hope it will bring something far better: https://t.co/CcAmuqaMfj
The voters sure tried in 2018 when they passed full Medicaid expansion. The super majority state legislature had other ideas and undercut the will of the people. In that time, 60,000 Utahns have been left without great options. #utpol https://t.co/gPZiXcPT43