Question 6

saveferris2009 · Dec 23, 2008

consequences. if you don't get these preventative exams, you don't get medicaire for the following year.

that would do quite a bit to light a fire to get people to comply.

this is tax payer money and if people want to benefit from free money, there should be some guidelines as to what you have to do to benefit from free services...

saveferris2009 · Dec 23, 2008

consequences. if you don't get these preventative exams, you don't get medicaire for the following year.

that would do quite a bit to light a fire to get people to comply.

this is tax payer money and if people want to benefit from free money, there should be some guidelines as to what you have to do to benefit from free services...

saveferris2009 · Dec 23, 2008

consequences. if you don't get these preventative exams, you don't get medicaire for the following year.

that would do quite a bit to light a fire to get people to comply.

this is tax payer money and if people want to benefit from free money, there should be some guidelines as to what you have to do to benefit from free services...

saveferris2009 · Dec 23, 2008

consequences. if you don't get these preventative exams, you don't get medicaire for the following year.

that would do quite a bit to light a fire to get people to comply.

this is tax payer money and if people want to benefit from free money, there should be some guidelines as to what you have to do to benefit from free services...

saveferris2009 · Dec 23, 2008

consequences. if you don't get these preventative exams, you don't get medicaire for the following year.
 
 that would do quite a bit to light a fire to get people to comply.
 
 this is tax payer money and if people want to benefit from free money, there should be some guidelines as to what you have to do to benefit from free services...

tarheel · Dec 24, 2008

yes I have all the nessisary preventative healthcare stuff nessisary for me Even bone density scans. I believe that upping copays for non compliance, and lowering for compliance would be an effective policy.

tarheel · Dec 24, 2008

yes I have all the nessisary preventative healthcare stuff nessisary for me Even bone density scans. I believe that upping copays for non compliance, and lowering for compliance would be an effective policy.

tarheel · Dec 24, 2008

yes I have all the nessisary preventative healthcare stuff nessisary for me Even bone density scans. I believe that upping copays for non compliance, and lowering for compliance would be an effective policy.

tarheel · Dec 24, 2008

yes I have all the nessisary preventative healthcare stuff nessisary for me Even bone density scans. I believe that upping copays for non compliance, and lowering for compliance would be an effective policy.

tarheel · Dec 24, 2008

yes I have all the nessisary preventative healthcare stuff nessisary for me Even bone density scans. I believe that upping copays for non compliance, and lowering for compliance would be an effective policy.

ginandbrea · Dec 26, 2008

It does ALL come down to money, but more importantly education/awareness... People need more education and awareness on healthcare...

Mammograms should be performed before age 40 in my opinion. I have a history in my family, my insurance will cover a mamo at 40, but when each year since age 32 I have elected to have a mamo and paid for it myself. Breast cancer is something we see all too often and because of my family history I cannot afford to ignore it.

I never received flu shots until it was recommended as a protection for my daughter. My insurance does not cover it so I pay the $20 and get it done.

My husband has high cholesterol and high blood pressure, takes meds for both. He tries to control it with diet and excercise, he isn't non-compliant, I really believe it can be genetic.

ginandbrea · Dec 26, 2008

It does ALL come down to money, but more importantly education/awareness... People need more education and awareness on healthcare...

Mammograms should be performed before age 40 in my opinion. I have a history in my family, my insurance will cover a mamo at 40, but when each year since age 32 I have elected to have a mamo and paid for it myself. Breast cancer is something we see all too often and because of my family history I cannot afford to ignore it.

I never received flu shots until it was recommended as a protection for my daughter. My insurance does not cover it so I pay the $20 and get it done.

My husband has high cholesterol and high blood pressure, takes meds for both. He tries to control it with diet and excercise, he isn't non-compliant, I really believe it can be genetic.

ginandbrea · Dec 26, 2008

It does ALL come down to money, but more importantly education/awareness... People need more education and awareness on healthcare...

Mammograms should be performed before age 40 in my opinion. I have a history in my family, my insurance will cover a mamo at 40, but when each year since age 32 I have elected to have a mamo and paid for it myself. Breast cancer is something we see all too often and because of my family history I cannot afford to ignore it.

I never received flu shots until it was recommended as a protection for my daughter. My insurance does not cover it so I pay the $20 and get it done.

My husband has high cholesterol and high blood pressure, takes meds for both. He tries to control it with diet and excercise, he isn't non-compliant, I really believe it can be genetic.

ginandbrea · Dec 26, 2008

It does ALL come down to money, but more importantly education/awareness... People need more education and awareness on healthcare...

Mammograms should be performed before age 40 in my opinion. I have a history in my family, my insurance will cover a mamo at 40, but when each year since age 32 I have elected to have a mamo and paid for it myself. Breast cancer is something we see all too often and because of my family history I cannot afford to ignore it.

I never received flu shots until it was recommended as a protection for my daughter. My insurance does not cover it so I pay the $20 and get it done.

My husband has high cholesterol and high blood pressure, takes meds for both. He tries to control it with diet and excercise, he isn't non-compliant, I really believe it can be genetic.

ginandbrea · Dec 26, 2008

It does ALL come down to money, but more importantly education/awareness... People need more education and awareness on healthcare...
 
 Mammograms should be performed before age 40 in my opinion. I have a history in my family, my insurance will cover a mamo at 40, but when each year since age 32 I have elected to have a mamo and paid for it myself. Breast cancer is something we see all too often and because of my family history I cannot afford to ignore it.
 
 I never received flu shots until it was recommended as a protection for my daughter. My insurance does not cover it so I pay the $20 and get it done.
 
 My husband has high cholesterol and high blood pressure, takes meds for both. He tries to control it with diet and excercise, he isn't non-compliant, I really believe it can be genetic.

Tammy15 · Jul 27, 2009