Podcasts about house healthcare

October 4, 2024: Rep. Lori Houghton, Chair of the House Health Care Committee, discussed health care in Vermont and the challenges associated with reforming the system. She provided an overview of the Act 167 Community Engagement report, which was prepared by the consulting firm Oliver Wyman. This report garnered attention for its recommendations to restructure hospitals and for identifying four " at risk" institutions, including Grace Cottage in Windham County.To follow the House Health Care committee's work: https://legislature.vermont.gov/committee/detail/2024/15Read the full Act 167 Engagement report: https://gmcboard.vermont.gov/sites/gmcb/files/documents/20240911_Act%20167%20Community%20Engagement_OW%20Exec%20Summary%20Report_v01.pdfTheme music by Red Heart the Ticker: http://rhtt.net

In a Tuesday meeting, the Washington state House Health Care and Wellness Committee moved forward two bills related to WA Cares. http://tinyurl.com/3rs3866p #Opinion #Columns #Commentary #ElizabethHovde #WashingtonPolicyCenter #WACares #LongTermCareLaw #WashingtonStateLegislature #2024LegislativeSession #W2Workers #HouseHealthCareAndWellnessCommittee #WashingtonState #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

House Republican leaders have unveiled a new health care package focused on boosting transparency and addressing high drug costs. Host Kelly Hooper talks with POLITICO health care reporter Ben Leonard about what's in the package.

Rep. Marcus Riccelli dropped by the Capitol Ideas studio to talk about free school meals, protecting reproductive freedom, chipping away at the healthcare workforce shortage, and more.

On today's bonus episode of the PQI Podcast NCODAs Manager of Patient Centered Initiatives and Legislative Affairs, Kevin Scorsone sits down with John Driscoll. John F. Driscoll M.S. has decades of experience in healthcare strategic planning, physician network development, payor relations, pre-paid managed care systems, and value-based contracting. Mr. Driscoll has spent his career supporting physician specialty clinics, primary care practices, hospitals, and health systems in growth strategies, financial planning, diversification strategies, professional staff recruitment and contracting, and mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Driscoll is an expert in market assessment and program development. He has great skills in analyzing market conditions, identifying opportunities for growth, and crafting strategies to improve market share in competitive healthcare markets. His focus is to identify options for clinical alignment, expansion, diversification, integration, partnerships, joint ventures and affiliations that create strong and sustainable impacts for patients and healthcare professionals. A former Washington State Representative, Mr. Driscoll served as Vice Chair of the House Healthcare and Wellness Committee, and sponsored key legislation including an appropriation to expand primary care medical residencies in Spokane, WA, elimination of pre-existing condition restrictions for organ transplants, and expanded protection for healthcare providers from unfair insurance company practices. He was named 2010 Washington State Medical Association Legislator of the Year and the 2010 Washington Ambulatory Surgery Center Association Legislator of the Year.

The Monologue: ST has a new CEO. The Interview:  Rep. Jacquelin Maycumber (R-Republic) is a member of the House Health Care & Wellness Committee. She responds to the alarming data showing a surge in WA youth self-harm and suicide attempts.  The Monologue: Claire McCaskill is an awful human.  The Interview: Henry Rodgers (Daily Caller) on how Ayanna Pressley is spending thousands in taxpayer dollars for private security… while she and colleagues try to disarm American citizens. LongForm: Dave Workman on the Second Amendment Foundation's lawsuit against WA's ban on “high-capacity magazines” which impact… pretty much all guns. The Quick Hit: MSNBC Contributor warns of a rightward shift in Latino voters.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The House Health Care and Wellness Committee held a public hearing on HB 1851, which expands access to abortion.

In this episode of Legislative Review, House Legislators hit pause on the state's long-term care act. The House Health Care and Wellness committee discussed HB1851, relating to abortion access, and the Senate Environment, Energy and Technology committee held a public hearing on SB5813, relating to data privacy for minors.

This episode features a discussion with Emily Weber. Emily is Managing Partner of Foley's Denver office and a member of the firm's health care practice. Emily reflects on her nontraditional legal path—one that started with her having difficulty finding a job, but due to her own tenacity eventually securing an in-house role at a hospital. Emily discusses her eventual transition from in-house counsel to outside counsel at a law firm. She also provides wonderful insight on the importance of attorneys being authentic in their business development efforts and on how law students can navigate a difficult job market

Former Trump White House Healthcare team strategist Katy Talento joins the show for a two part in depth interview on the White House’s overall healthcare strategy. She shares the White House’s top healthcare objectives and the one thing she hopes can get accomplished before the end of the term.  

Former Trump White House Healthcare team strategist Katy Talento joins the show for a two part in depth interview on the White House’s overall healthcare strategy. She shares the White House’s top healthcare objectives and the one thing she hopes can get accomplished before the end of the term.  

Health care related bills are dominating this session of the Washington State Legislature, with dozens under consideration. From mental health funding to immunization exemptions to increased B&O taxes, there’s no shortage of legislation that will have a direct impact on doctors. Among the most important and influential voices on health care policy in Washington state is Rep. Eileen Cody (D-Seattle), the chair of the House Health Care and Wellness Committee. Cody recently retired after working at Kaiser Permanente (formerly Group Health Cooperative) in Seattle for the past forty years. She is a neuro-rehab nurse certified in both rehabilitation nursing and multiple sclerosis care. In addition to her work at Kaiser Permanente, Eileen is a founding member of District 1199 NW/SEIU Hospital and Health Care Employees Union. Rep. Cody is the longest serving house member, and certainly among the most knowledgeable - if not the most knowledgeable - legislator when it comes to health care. Despite her jam-packed and hectic schedule, she was kind enough to take some time to visit with host/producer Josh Kerns of the King County Medical Society and share her insights for this special edition of Docs Talk.

Senator Randi Becker is the Senate Republican Caucus Chair and is a member of the Senate Health & Long Term Care Committee. Rep. Paul Harris is the House Minority Caucus Chair and a member of the House Health Care & Wellness Committee. During this podcast, the two legislators discuss their priority bills, big issues we can expect to be tackled during session, as well as their plans for working through key health policy questions in the 105-day convening.

Senator Randi Becker is the Senate Republican Caucus Chair and is a member of the Senate Health & Long Term Care Committee. Representative Paul Harris is the House Minority Caucus Chair and a member of the House Health Care & Wellness Committee. In this podcast, the two legislators discuss their priority health bills, big issues we can expect to be tackled during session, as well as their plans for working through key health policy questions in the 105-day convening.

We hosted our 2017 Inland Northwest State of Reform Health Policy Conference in Spokane on Sept. 13. This panel, Policy Leadership: Democrats is always well-attended and provides attendees the chance to ask state legislators questions about health policy. We welcomed Senator Patty Kuderer, assistant ranking member on the Senate Health Care Committee, and Representatives Marcus Riccelli and June Robinson, both members of the House Health Care & Wellness Committee to talk through their priorities, policies, and plans for the 2018 legislature, both for health care and policy in general.

Join Dr. George and Dr. Singleton as they discuss, Is the House HealthCare bill better than Obamacare or a shell game?

THIS WEEK ON BACKROOM POLITICS...Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates brings some new angles to the Trump / Russia storyline.  Along with her co-pilot, Former Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper...did they cause more headaches for the Administration or is this a non-story?  The House passes the NEW health care bill to repeal/replace Obamacare...is this a REAL solution or an effort to spike a really bad football...and can it even survive in the Senate?  France has voted and they elect the Centerist in a landslide over the Nationalist / Populist... how big of a factor was FREXIT? Is this the death of Nationalistic Populism or just a hiccup in a growing movement?  Also, we have seen several gaffes by this President.... is he crazy like a fox or is he in over his head? ALL THIS WEEK ON BACKROOM POLITICS!

I sold some stocks last week in fear of a correction (or worse)... Trump and the House Healthcare bill fails - is it even possible to fix? ... Are tax cuts going to happen? March Madness, Dodgers ... And more!$SPX,$NDX,#PresidentTrump,$QQQ

I sold some stocks last week in fear of a correction (or worse)... Trump and the House Healthcare bill fails - is it even possible to fix? ... Are tax cuts going to happen? March Madness, Dodgers ... And more! $SPX,$NDX,#PresidentTrump,$QQQ

I sold some stocks last week in fear of a correction (or worse)... Trump and the House Healthcare bill fails - is it even possible to fix? ... Are tax cuts going to happen? March Madness, Dodgers ... And more!$SPX,$NDX,#PresidentTrump,$QQQ

Thanks for checking out our show. Show Notes for the episode below! Weekly Recap Monday March 6 ACHA Text leaked. House Healthcare plan going to committee Muslim Ban - the sequel Ben Carson - slaves were immigrants Homeland Sec Kelly I am considering separating kids from their parents as a deterrent of illegal immigration. New Yorker -The President helped build a hotel in Azerbaijan that appears to be a corrupt operation engineered by oligarchs tied to Iranâ??s Revolutionary Guard. Tuesday March 7 Jason Chaffetz - Save money for health insurance. Don't get an iPhone. Deputy AG nominee Rod Rosenstein deputy Attorney General wouldn't commit to independent investigation. Hawaii filling to challenge Muslim Ban oral arguments March 15 Wednesday March 8 Washington and Massachusetts join Hawaii in challenging the new travel ban. Thursday March 9 FBI Director James Comey went to Capitol Hill Thursday to brief the Gang of Eight members of Congress on President Trumpâ??s wiretapping allegations, as well as other national security matters Mike Pence says Turkey ties are â??affirmationâ?? of decision to fire Michael Flynn Friday March 10 Flynn retroactively registers as a foreign agent. Sessions asking for resignations of 46 previously appointed by Obama AGs Saturday March 11 The Secret Service says an intruder scaled the outer fence by the South grounds and has been arrested. U.S. Atty. Preet Bharara of New York refuses to resign, confirms he was fired via twitter Sunday March 12 Roger Stone on why "exchange" with DNC hacking suspect Guccifer 2.0 was "innocuous" End Game Segment Carla Beltway Hypocrite - Jason Chaffetz - Save money Mayte Beltway Hypocrite - Paul Ryan - Killing the ACA is an act of Mercy Andrea All-Star/Best Political Quote - Joe Kennedy III responds to Paul Ryan's killing the ACA is an act of Mercy You can also email us: info[at]ProgressiveChat.com You can leave us feedback by calling (347) 709-3247

Our guest today is state Representative Laurie Jinkins. Laurie represents Washington’s 27th legislative district, a vaguely mushroom-shaped piece of northern Pierce County that includes most of Tacoma and all of Ruston, and stretches from Fife in the east to Highway 16 in the west. Representative Jinkins is midway through her first two-year term in the House. Before running for office in 2010, Laurie was – and still is -- deputy director of the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, managing its daily operations. She’s served as Washington state’s assistant secretary of health, and as a young law-school graduate she worked as assistant state attorney general in Tacoma. She’s also a board member, director or member of far too many civic organizations to mention. In Olympia, Laurie is vice chair of the House Healthcare and Wellness Committee, and sits on the transportation, capital budget and environment committees as well.

On his way to Europe to pick up his Nobel Prize, President Obama addresses some controversial issues. He commended Senate Democrats for their agreement on one of the most controversial aspects of healthcare reform. Yesterday, he announced that he wants to use unspent TARP bailout money to help create jobs.