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March 18, 2009 at 4:08 PM #15323March 18, 2009 at 4:18 PM #369447
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ParticipantEven the “shill” Jon Stewart was bashing the admin:
This guy has become the defacto populist, you don’t want to be in his cross hairs.March 18, 2009 at 4:18 PM #369733ParticipantEven the “shill” Jon Stewart was bashing the admin:
This guy has become the defacto populist, you don’t want to be in his cross hairs.March 18, 2009 at 4:18 PM #369900ParticipantEven the “shill” Jon Stewart was bashing the admin:
This guy has become the defacto populist, you don’t want to be in his cross hairs.March 18, 2009 at 4:18 PM #369941ParticipantEven the “shill” Jon Stewart was bashing the admin:
This guy has become the defacto populist, you don’t want to be in his cross hairs.March 18, 2009 at 4:18 PM #370057ParticipantEven the “shill” Jon Stewart was bashing the admin:
This guy has become the defacto populist, you don’t want to be in his cross hairs.March 19, 2009 at 1:59 AM #369537UCGal
ParticipantThe Obama administration backed off on this, thank goodness. After hearing from every vets group out there that it was a bad idea, they conceded.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/03/19/Vets_pleased_VA_insurance_proposal_dropped/UPI-74101237472184/FWIW – the VA regularly bills other insurance providers, even before this proposed change. My father in law, a purple heart decorated WWII vet, has Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. He gets his services from the VA. The VA social worker explained that basically, they bill the other insurers and the VA picks up what the other’s don’t cover… And since he’s in a wheel chair and has some neuro issues, he gets a lot of services – with zero out of pocket between the three coverages (medicare, blue cross, VA). His disability is considered to be 10% service related – that’s enough for the VA to be involved.
I am VERY impressed with the VA here in San Diego. It used to have a terrible rep, but they’ve turned it around.
March 19, 2009 at 1:59 AM #369823ParticipantThe Obama administration backed off on this, thank goodness. After hearing from every vets group out there that it was a bad idea, they conceded.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/03/19/Vets_pleased_VA_insurance_proposal_dropped/UPI-74101237472184/FWIW – the VA regularly bills other insurance providers, even before this proposed change. My father in law, a purple heart decorated WWII vet, has Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. He gets his services from the VA. The VA social worker explained that basically, they bill the other insurers and the VA picks up what the other’s don’t cover… And since he’s in a wheel chair and has some neuro issues, he gets a lot of services – with zero out of pocket between the three coverages (medicare, blue cross, VA). His disability is considered to be 10% service related – that’s enough for the VA to be involved.
I am VERY impressed with the VA here in San Diego. It used to have a terrible rep, but they’ve turned it around.
March 19, 2009 at 1:59 AM #369990ParticipantThe Obama administration backed off on this, thank goodness. After hearing from every vets group out there that it was a bad idea, they conceded.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/03/19/Vets_pleased_VA_insurance_proposal_dropped/UPI-74101237472184/FWIW – the VA regularly bills other insurance providers, even before this proposed change. My father in law, a purple heart decorated WWII vet, has Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. He gets his services from the VA. The VA social worker explained that basically, they bill the other insurers and the VA picks up what the other’s don’t cover… And since he’s in a wheel chair and has some neuro issues, he gets a lot of services – with zero out of pocket between the three coverages (medicare, blue cross, VA). His disability is considered to be 10% service related – that’s enough for the VA to be involved.
I am VERY impressed with the VA here in San Diego. It used to have a terrible rep, but they’ve turned it around.
March 19, 2009 at 1:59 AM #370031ParticipantThe Obama administration backed off on this, thank goodness. After hearing from every vets group out there that it was a bad idea, they conceded.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/03/19/Vets_pleased_VA_insurance_proposal_dropped/UPI-74101237472184/FWIW – the VA regularly bills other insurance providers, even before this proposed change. My father in law, a purple heart decorated WWII vet, has Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. He gets his services from the VA. The VA social worker explained that basically, they bill the other insurers and the VA picks up what the other’s don’t cover… And since he’s in a wheel chair and has some neuro issues, he gets a lot of services – with zero out of pocket between the three coverages (medicare, blue cross, VA). His disability is considered to be 10% service related – that’s enough for the VA to be involved.
I am VERY impressed with the VA here in San Diego. It used to have a terrible rep, but they’ve turned it around.
March 19, 2009 at 1:59 AM #370147ParticipantThe Obama administration backed off on this, thank goodness. After hearing from every vets group out there that it was a bad idea, they conceded.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/03/19/Vets_pleased_VA_insurance_proposal_dropped/UPI-74101237472184/FWIW – the VA regularly bills other insurance providers, even before this proposed change. My father in law, a purple heart decorated WWII vet, has Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. He gets his services from the VA. The VA social worker explained that basically, they bill the other insurers and the VA picks up what the other’s don’t cover… And since he’s in a wheel chair and has some neuro issues, he gets a lot of services – with zero out of pocket between the three coverages (medicare, blue cross, VA). His disability is considered to be 10% service related – that’s enough for the VA to be involved.
I am VERY impressed with the VA here in San Diego. It used to have a terrible rep, but they’ve turned it around.
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