National Health Care Reform Friends: Obama , after promising America's workers, "Single Payer" National Health Insurance has reneged on that promise. The current "health care" reform bill is an insult to America's workers and the needy poor. Obama and Congress are lavishing 17 trillion dollars, (your tax dollars) on the large banks and Wall Street financial firms. For Obama and Congress to deny basic health care to needy Americans, especially veterans, is, in my opinion, "economic terrorism-genocide." Now, do you understand why I call Obama, " a liar" and "The Reneger"? gth AP Health Care Poll: Only FOUR PERCENT Of Americans Don't Want Any Reform WASHINGTON � Americans and their lawmakers are dramatically out of sync on health care, with large majorities of people looking for bipartisan cooperation that's nowhere in sight. A new Associated Press-GfK Poll finds a widespread hunger for improvements to the health care system, which suggests President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies have a political opening to push their plan. Half of all Americans say health care should be changed a lot or "a great deal," and only 4 percent say it shouldn't be changed at all. Huffington Post CHARLES BABINGTON | 03/ 9/10 06:41 PM | AP Healthcare-NOW! Dear Healthcare-NOW! Supporter: "On Saturday, November 7, 2009, the House passed H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, to much celebration by the Democratic party. Healthcare-NOW!'s view, however, is that the House bill is a gift to the insurance industry at the further expense of the people of this nation." Socialized Medicine Saved Me When Pulitzer Prize winner Geraldine Brooks was diagnosed with cancer overseas, she didn’t hightail it back home, to “the best health care in the world”—she stayed in Australia, home to a humane, rational system. By Geraldine Brooks Lieberman, Bayh Wives in Bed with Health Biz Ties to pharma, insurers make filibuster threats suspect By Rob Quinn Posted Oct. 30, 09 9:38 AM CDT Pharma Deal With White House on Course to Net Industry Billions Sam Stein stein@huffingtonpost.com | HuffPost Reporting 2,266 Veterans Died In 2008 Because They Were Uninsured The Huffington Post | Elyse Siegel First Posted: 11-10-09 06:38 PM | Updated: 11-10-09 06:49 PM *Over 2,200 veterans died in 2008 due to lack of health insurance* *Harvard researchers say 1.46 million working-age vets lacked health coverage last year, increasing their death rate* “Like other uninsured Americans, most uninsured vets are working people – too poor to afford private coverage but not poor enough to qualify for Medicaid or means-tested VA care,” said Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School who testified before Congress about uninsured veterans in 2007 (tinyurl.com/yej6rnq) and carried out the analysis released today. “As a result, veterans go without the care they need every day in the U.S., and thousands die each year. It’s a disgrace.” Dr. David Himmelstein, the co-author of the analysis and associate professor of medicine at Harvard, commented, “On this Veterans Day we should not only honor the nearly 500 soldiers who have died this year in Iraq and Afghanistan, but also the more than 2,200 veterans who were killed by our broken health insurance system. That’s six preventable deaths a day.” He continued: “These unnecessary deaths will continue under the legislation now before the House and Senate. Those bills would do virtually nothing for the uninsured until 2013, and leave at least 17 million uninsured over the long run. We need a solution that works for all veterans – and for all Americans – single-payer national health insurance.” Contact: Mark Almberg, Physicians for a National Health Program, (312) 782-6006, cell: (312) 622-0996, mark@pnhp.org Harvard Study Finds Nearly 45,000 Excess Deaths Annually Linked to Lack of Health Coverage Lack of health insurance now more lethal The Harvard-based researchers found that uninsured, working- age Americans have a 40 percent higher risk of death than their privately insured counterparts, up from a 25 percent excess death rate found in 1993. Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, study co-author, professor of medicine at Harvard and a primary care physician in Cambridge, Mass., noted: "Historically, every other developed nation has achieved universal health care through some form of nonprofit national health insurance. Our failure to do so means that all Americans pay higher health care costs, and 45,000 pay with their lives." Lack of Universal Health Care Is a Mass Killer by Deb Richter Published on Monday, October 5, 2009 by The Progressive "In my 20 years of practice as a family physician, I have encountered dozens of cases where the main contributing factor to a person’s death was the lack of health insurance for most of their lives. The lack of universal health care is a mass killer in this country." America's Doctors Care about us: If Obama, Lugar, Bayh and Pence do not! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/14/majority-of-doctors-back_n_286352.html Please read: It's Simple: Medicare for All By George S. McGovern Sunday, September 13, 2009 Reproduced for "fair use" from The Washington Post an excerpt: "Those of us over 65 have been enjoying this program for years. I go to the doctor or hospital of my choice, and my taxes pay all the bills. It's wonderful. But I would have appreciated it even more if my wife and children and I had had such health-care coverage when we were younger. I want every American, from birth to death, to get the kind of health care I now receive. Removing the payments now going to the insurance corporations would considerably offset the tax increase necessary to cover all Americans." Obama: A tool of the ruling elites! Obama's speech on health care reform. Please note how "single payer" health care is mentioned only once! After promising his supporters "single payer" health care, Obama has now reneged! Senator Baucus, from the small state of Montana has reportedly received 3 million dollars in campaign contributions from the insurance industry in recent years! So he's not supporting "single payer" or Medicare for all! Health Care Reform! It's Now or Never! Medicare For All! HR 676 is best! It's the Christian Thing To Do! In the Lord's Prayer, we say; "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done, On Earth as It is in Heaven." Is it God's will that we allow Obama, Lugar, Bayh, Pence and Congress to bail out the bank and Wall Street gangsters and yet deny basic health care benefits to all? In my opinion, In their greed for campaign contributions, Obama, Biden, Reid, Pelosi, Hoyer, Bayh, Carson, Elsworth, Hill, Donnelley, and Visclosky have joined with their "wall street" brethren, Lugar, Pence, Buyer, and Burton in bailing out the wall street and bank gangsters with our tax dollars and ignoring God's Will; betraying the needy and working class peoples by denying them basic health care! If you are a small business owner or a small family; you may not be able to afford any health care except "Medicare for all" ! Amid Bad Economy, Rising Health Care Premiums Slam Consumers, Small Businesses Reproduced for "fair use" from CommonDreams.org by Larry McNeely The average cost of family health coverage climbed again last year, to $13,375 for a family of four, according to new data released today [4] by the Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research Educational Trust [5]. "Small businesses and the families and communities that depend on them are getting killed by these cost increases. Congress can't wait any longer to pass health reform," McNeely noted. Dear Friends: To understand why America is the only industrialized nation without a national health care system;* one has to understand the "profit motive" which when excessive, is better described as "predatory capitalism". As part of The Bushs', Clintons' and Obama's New World Order, America has an overwhelming national debt, endless wars and is now a "banana republic". America is not a republic as we say in our pledge of allegiance; rather America is a "plutocracy" controlled by very rich and powerful corporate and political elites, (oligarchs). These elites control both the Republican and Democratic parties and are responsible for giving the voters a choice (?) between "tweedle dee", (McCain) and "tweedle dum," (Obama). For you to gain a better perspective on this; please read Dr. Paul Craig Roberts article, "Americans: Serfs Ruled by Oligarchs Some excerpts: "Americans think that they have "freedom and democracy" and that politicians are held accountable by elections. The fact of the matter is that the US is ruled by powerful interest groups who control politicians with campaign contributions. Our real rulers are an oligarchy of financial and military/security interests and AIPAC, which influences US foreign policy for the benefit of Israel." "Will Americans realize that they are not ruled by elected representatives but by an oligarchy that owns the Washington whorehouse"? "Will Americans ever understand that they are impotent serfs?" ‘America lives in a fascist state’ – Gerald Celente 19 April, 2009, "The merger of corporate and government powers in modern America is plain and simple fascism, believes Gerald Celente, the founder of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of Trends Journal." Some excerpts:" it’s fascism, plain and simple. The merger of corporate and government powers. State-controlled capitalism is called fascism, and fascism has come to America in broad daylight. But they’re feeding them it in little bits and pieces." "If you want to look at a mafia, you can call it a republican and democratic party. And if you want to look at the two families, the heads of the mafia, all you have to do is to look at the Bushes and the Clintons. They’ve been running the show now for some 24 years." * Friends: All other industrialized nations use and support universal or national health care plans because they are more efficient; they provide better health care at lower costs than privatized health care. It's the Christian thing to do! Please remember this: Senior citizens and all others! Medicare for all, (Single Payer Health Care) will cost you, the taxpayer less! So why would anyone want to keep our current privatized health care system with its highest costs of any nation? God and georgehollandforcongress.com support "Medicare for all"! "Single Payer Health National Health Insurance-HR 676!" If Universal Health Care is so terrible; then why do industrialized countries like Canada and England, France, etc., use it? Because their citizens have no intention of letting rotten politicians, lobbyists and profit hungry health care corporations control their health care as Americans do! gth Please Read: Canadians Overwhelmingly Support Public Health Care! New Poll Shows Canadians Overwhelmingly Support Public Health Care Group says advocates of private system are out of touch with most Canadians some excerpts: "A new poll conducted by the Toronto-based Nanos Research points to overwhelming support — 86.2 percent — for strengthening public health care rather than expanding for-profit services." Canadian Health Care, Even With Queues, Bests U.S. Reproduced from Bloomberg.com for “fair use.” By Pat Wechler With my apologies to Pat Wechsler for the bold, italicized print for emphasis. gth some excerpts: "While delays do occur for non-emergency procedures, data indicate that Canada’s system of universal health coverage provides care as good as in the U.S., at a cost 47 percent less for each person." "The public in Canada is far more satisfied with the system than they are in the U.S. and health care is at least as good, with much more contained costs.” "Deaths considered preventable through health care are less frequent in Canada than in the U.S., according to a January 2008 report in the journal Health Affairs. In the study by British researchers, Canada placed sixth among 19 countries surveyed, with 77 deaths for every 100,000 people. That compared with the last-place finish of the U.S., with 110 deaths." Don't Americans Deserve a Health Care System as Good as the One In France? by Robert Creamer Political organizer, strategist and author September 23, 2009 10:55 AM Huffington Post some excerpts: " I think of myself as an internationalist, but my latent sense of nationalist competitiveness is indeed aroused by the fact that, per capita, France spends less than half of what we do on health care and yet the World Health Organization ranks their health care outcomes as number one in the world, and we are only 37th. We spend $7,290 per person and end up in 37th place. They spend only $3,601 and they are number one. That's just not right. On the average, Frenchmen live almost three years longer than the average American. That's infuriating. What's more, every legal resident of France is covered by health insurance, and in the U.S. 46 million people are uninsured. When someone in France goes to the hospital, everything except a small co- payment is covered - it's that simple. " Health Care Reform Needs an Action Hero Published on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 by TruthDig.com by Amy Goodman Excerpts: "At a protest in 2000 against efforts to roll back the Medicare system in the province of Alberta, Kiefer Sutherland defended Canada’s public, single-payer system:" “Private health care does not work. America is trying to change their system. It’s too expensive to get comprehensive medical care in the U.S. Why on earth are we going to follow their system here? I consider it a humanitarian issue. This is an issue about what is right and wrong, what is decent and what is not.” Maybe Jack Bauer can save the day. The US Health Insurance Assault on Canadian Medicare Canada’s Response By Elizabeth Woodworth Global Research, August 28, 2009 some excerpts - "If the US is ever to have a decent health care system (its infant mortality rate, a primary indicator of health status for countries worldwide, is higher than those of Cuba, Greece, Portugal, Macau, Slovenia, South Korea and Taiwan[3]), now is the time for its citizenry to sit up and take notice of successes elsewhere. For example, 16 % of GDP the US pays on health care, with one-seventh of its people completely uninsured, is staggeringly high compared to 30 OECD countries, mostly in Europe, whose average health insurance cost is 8.9% of GDP[4]. No wonder the US health industry is employing attack ads against other systems: it stands to lose 7% of GDP. If Americans believe the grossly misleading advertisements about Canada, they deserve no better than what they are presently getting: 16% of GDP spent on a system with hospitals half-full, and over 45 million people completely uninsured. The unfortunate tragedy is, that instead of viewing other models and expecting its government to provide a universal social safety net against illness, the US people allows its corporations to run an unfettered, profit-driven “devil take the hindmost” catastrophe." Friends, America's economy has "tanked" There are no major manufacturing jobs. The auto industry, once America's pride and largest employer is in its final death throes. Unemployment, new job losses and home foreclosures continue to rise. FDR is famous for his quote, "Hunger is not debatable." Neither is "Single Payer" health care reform; it has to be done! Pence, Bayh, Lugar, Burton, Buyer, Obama,the Republicans and the Democrats in their opposition to meaningful health care reform, are blatantly lying in their arguments against "the public option" and Medicare For All ("Single Payer Health Care, HR 676.") As you read the following articles, please remember that Bush, Obama and Congress have given over thirteen trillion dollars of your tax monies in "bailing out" the financial institutions. Isn't this what Mr. Celente would call "State Controlled Capitalism or Fascism?" If Obama and Congress can bail out the banks, why can't they do God's Will and pass Medicare For All-Single Payer Health Care Insurance; HR 676? Here's the answer! Single Payer and the Duplicitous Rahm Emanuel by Russell Mokhiber some excerpts "under single payer, we'd pay what we are paying now - or less - and it would cover everyone. Zero people left uninsured. Zero people dead from lack of health insurance. No more medical bankruptcies. But at the same time, single payer would eliminate the more than 1,000 health insurance corporations. That's how you save $400 billion a year to cover everyone - replace the 1,300 payers with one single payer. "So the corporate Democrats and Obama are now engaged in a protection racket - protecting the bloated, wasteful health insurance industry from sure extinction if single payer becomes law." "We also asked Emanuel why Obama flip-flopped on single payer." "After all, as a young state Senator in Illinois, Obama said he was for single payer." "All that would be needed to make single payer a reality, Obama said in 2003, would be for the Democrats to "take back the White House, the Senate and the House." "Fast forward six years." "The Democrats have taken back the White House, the Senate and the House." "Now Obama is opposed to single payer." "As Dr. Angell puts it - single payer is not just the best option, it's the only option that will get the job done." "It's the only health reform that meets Obama's objectives - cover everyone, control costs." Friends: Now do you understand why Obama is a tool of the ruling elites? gth Once again:In the Lord's Prayer, we say; "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done, On Earth as It is in Heaven." Is it God's will that we allow Obama and Congress to bail out the bank and Wall Street gangsters and yet deny basic health care benefits to all? In my opinion, Obama, Biden, Reid, Pelosi, Hoyer, Bayh, Carson, Elsworth, Hill, Donnelley, and Visclosky have joined with their "wall street" brethren, Lugar, Pence, Buyer and Burton in ignoring God's Will; betraying the needy and working class peoples by denying them basic health care! Why Single-Payer is the ONLY Sensible Health Care Reform (Explained in Plain English) By Carmen Yarrusso August 18, 2009 "Information Clearing House" -- Some excerpts: "Health care services are in a special category of “services”. Unlike almost all other services in our “free market” economy, most health care services (just like police and fire services) are necessary for all residents—often a matter of life and death." "To understand how utterly absurd our private health care system is, imagine life in America if we treated police and fire services the way we now treat most health care services." "In a civilized society, most health care services are no more optional than police and fire services. It’s patently absurd to put a middleman (whose profit incentives are plainly against the interests of the American people) between us and our health care providers" " "But providing health care services using a middleman is an unambiguous con game. A health care middleman clearly has profit incentives to charge excessive prices precisely because these services are necessary (pay or die). But even worse, a health care middleman has great profit incentives to deny us necessary services because every health care service denied is pure profit (this is simply smart business)." " It’s beyond foolish to expect insurance companies to act against their profit incentives. A single- payer system is the only reform that can end this devastating rip-off of the American people." Medicare Part E: Everybody by Thom Hartmann Published on Wednesday, September 9, 2009 by CommonDreams.org DON'T MISS THE MAD AS HELL DOCTORS KICK- OFF!!! PIONEER SQUARE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2009 10:00 AM ON SEPTEMBER 8TH, A CARAVAN WILL CROSS AMERICA TO DELIVER A CLEAR AND SIMPLE MESSAGE TO OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON: HEALTH CARE FOR PEOPLE - NOT PROFIT! There is a time for compromise - this isn't one of them. We are a small group of Oregon-Based doctors who care. We believe there is only one way to control costs, one way to remove profiteering from the system, one way to reclaim the care of our patients, and one way to be sure everyone is covered: we must replace our current pay- or-die system and with a comprehensive, publicly financed, privately delivered, Single Payer system that puts people first. Our moment to take a stand for Single Payer is NOW. We may not have another opportunity like this in our lifetime. Please support this unprecedented road trip to real health care reform. Friends: Please remember; Gary, In and Ft. Wayne, In are scheduled stops on Sept. 18th and Bloomington on Sept. 19th on the www.MADASHELLDOCTORSTOUR.com BLOG.MADASHELLDOCTORS.COM: Dr. Samuel Metz - What is SIngle Payer? Dr. Samuel Metz - What is Single Payer? What is a Single Payer System? Let’s be clear. Health insurance companies don’t pay for medical care. You do. You pay through taxes, through your insurance premiums, and through your out-of- pocket expenses. As your physician, I also get paid from multiple sources: Medicare, Medicaid, for-profit private insurance companies, direct pay from patients, and a few other oddball places. If this sounds complex, you understand the situation. In a Single Payer System, your taxes go toward a government regulated, not-for- profit agency administered by medical personnel. You pay nothing else – not out-of- pocket, not to for-profit insurance companies (unless you really like giving your money away). When you see a physician, or go to the hospital, or buy medications, the physician, hospital, or pharmacy is paid by this agency. This agency is the Single Payer. It sounds simple. It is. Dr. Samuel Metz Anesthesiologist, Mad As Hell Doctor Posted by Mad As Hell Doctors at 8/3/2009 8:35 AM Categories: uncategorized WHAT IS "SINGLE PAYER" Health Care? Single-payer national health insurance is a system in which a single public or quasi- public agency organizes health financing, but delivery of care remains largely private. Read the documents on the Physicians for National Health Care for researched and in depth information. www.pnhp.org/facts/single_payer_resources.php Click above link for Single Payer resources. Hoosiers for a Commonsense Health Plan WHY DOES AMERICA NEED MEDICARE FOR ALL?, ("SINGLE PAYER HEALTH CARE H.R. 676")? Because it's the Christian thing to do! 47 million of your fellow Americans are suffering due to the lack of health insurance. 45,000 Americans died last year because of the lack of health insurance. Is this God's Will? gth 09-02-09 Indiana Daily Student - IDSnews.com Mayor supports single-payer health care option By Sarah Bloom | IDS | August 26, 2009 some excerpts: Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan and eight members of the City council reiterated their long-standing support for a single-payer health care system, essentially a Medicare-for-all model. In 1994 and 2006, the council passed formal resolutions in support of a single-payer model. But the idea has received little attention in the national health care reform debate. "Deliberate misinformation from special interests have muddied the waters for a lot of people, said Andy Ruff, city council president and at-large representative. There's billions of dollars of corporate profits at stake in this issue. That can still be cleared up, and people can still realize and recognize the truth of the matter." Since the council's first policy statement, the number of Americans without health insurance grew from 38 million to 46 million. There are more than 15,000 Monroe County residents currently without health insurance. A single-payer system would eliminate the private insurance industry altogether, making a single government-run entity the sole provider. Health care would be publicly financed and privately delivered. Friends: Please remember; Gary, & Ft. Wayne are scheduled stops on Sept. 18th and Bloomington on Sept. 19th on the www.MADASHELLDOCTORSTOUR.com Giving Single-Payer a Second Look Rep. Anthony Weiner Congressman from New York Reproduced for "fair use" from The Huffington Post, Sept., 7, 2009 "Medicare also provides us with a case study in the hypocrisy of our Republican friends who have built their party on a 44-year record of undermining this popular program. And now their Chairman sees no irony in ripping "government run" healthcare while publishing an op-ed opposing changes to Medicare. If Medicare has been such a success, why not extend it? Why not have single-payer plans for 55 year olds? Why not have one for young citizens who just left their parents or college coverage?" Why Is Universal Health Care ‘Un-American’? by Rev. Jim Rigby an excerpt: "Supporting universal health care does not make you socialist or even a liberal, it makes you a human being. And it makes you an ambassador for the American dream which, in the mind of Thomas Paine, was a dream for every human being, not just Americans." Published on Wednesday, September 2, 2009 by CommonDreams.org Focus on Justice Makes Health Solution Obvious by Paul DeMarco, M.D. an excerpt: "At its core, our health care debate is also about justice. Unlike most developed nations, we continue to treat health care as a commodity. We ration it (no nation has the resources to meet all its citizens’ health care needs), but we ration capriciously, by income and employment. Ironically, the cure is right at our fingertips: Simply expand Medicare to all Americans. Canadians, who cover all their citizens with a system similar to our Medicare, point to it as a source of national pride. In the ’60s, they recognized that justice was the first principle to be addressed in health care; once they decided that no citizen should go without reasonable access to medical care, they were well-positioned to face the difficult but not insurmountable questions about what should be covered and how to pay for it. While it is clear that the Canadian system has its problems, there is little doubt that taken as a whole it is better for the average citizen. The Canadians achieve similar overall health outcomes as the United States while spending just over half what we spend." Published on Wednesday, September 2, 2009 by The State (South Carolina) The Drive for Single Payer by Ralph Nader Published on Tuesday, September 1, 2009 by CommonDreams.org some excerpts: " The White House has shown that it lacks smarts. The formless, waffling Obama health insurance proposal is being shattered by the Republican cluster of Limbaugh-driven lies and the Blue Dog renegades in the Democratic Party, who are busy cashing mounds of campaign checks from the so-called health business. By ignoring and excluding the majority-supported single payer approach, the White House stifles any kind of insurance reform worthy of the name." "As with war, truth is the first casualty when it comes to the health care debate. The Democratically-controlled Congress, on its return after Labor Day, needs a wide-ranging personal, evidence-based series of public House and Senate hearings to again publicize the compelling story of avoidable suffering, fraud, waste, egregious profiteering and top executive self-enrichment - all subsidized by taxpayers." Bill Moyers says Obama Must Fight, Not Finesse Award-Winning Journalist Disses Dems as 'Spineless' Published on Monday, August 31, 2009 by Politico.com by Patrick Gavin some excerpts:"The problem is the Democratic Party," said Moyers. "This is a party that has told its progressives — who are the most outspoken champions of health care reform — to sit down and shut up. That's what Rahm Emanuel, in effect, the chief of staff of the White House, told progressives when they stood up as a unit in Congress and said, no public insurance option, no health care [1] reforms." Moyers said that, over the years, the Democratic Party "has become like the Republican party — deeply influenced by corporate money." Health Care Déjà Vu Can reform that does not build on the universal right to health care be successful? Published on Monday, August 31, 2009 by YES! Magazine by Brooke Jarvis an excerpt: "we're the only industrialized nation without universal access to health care." Friends: All the other industrialized countries have found Universal Health Care to be more efficient; better health care with lower costs than privatized health care. It's the Christian thing to do! Help me be God's messenger! Help me to get out the word! gth 09-02-09 Medical bills underlie 60 percent of U.S. bankrupts: study By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor, Reuters excerpts: More than 75 percent of these bankrupt families had health insurance but still were overwhelmed by their medical debts, the team at Harvard Law School, Harvard Medical School and Ohio University reported in the American Journal of Medicine. "Unless you're Warren Buffett, your family is just one serious illness away from bankruptcy," Harvard's Dr. David Himmelstein, an advocate for a single- payer health insurance program for the United States, said in a statement. "For middle-class Americans, health insurance offers little protection," he added. "Only single-payer national health insurance can make universal, comprehensive coverage affordable by saving the hundreds of billions we now waste on insurance overhead and bureaucracy." "Most medical debtors were well-educated, owned homes and had middle- class occupations." The researchers, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, said the share of bankruptcies that could be blamed on medical problems rose by 50 percent from 2001 to 2007. Friends: Can you see that "Medicare" for all would save tens of thousands of American families from the costs of bankruptcy, families being broken up, etc. Will your family be next? Crisis: Nearly Five Million Adults Have Lost Insurance Since Sept. '08 Sam Stein stein@huffingtonpost.com xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Friends: Please check out these web sites for more information www.MADASHELLDOCTORSTOUR.com www.hchp.info singlepayeraction.org www.healthcare-NOW.org xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |