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Saturday, June 23, 2012
West Oakland Stories Continue
Hello Community check out this update on the West Oakland Stories with Mr Ed Howard
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Monday, June 18, 2012
ASA shows proof of the Blessing, You too can receive
Hello Rickey
The FIRST ASA BLESSING Commission has been totally added to the system. We
have generated over $1468.00 in commissions from $2134.35 total sales.
We have Blessed 100 people with a ONE TIME ASA purchase of $22.95. From
that over 116 people have now earned commissions. Some members have earned
over $200 in commissions from their work during this initial Blessing.
Over the next few days we will compile the data and pay out this and any other
earned commission on next weeks commission cycle.
Check your ASA Main Office under Reports then Commissions to see how much
you have made. If it is BLANK or not enough you have work to do. If it is over $4
congratulation you have been DOUBLE Blessed!!!
Now the fun begins as we PAY IT FORWARD and Bless as many NEW people as
possible.
Are we done? Nope! Is there more to come? You bet!
Be on the next LIVE webinar for more details. Get your entire team on the webinar!!
You too can receive go to http://www.jussuccess.com
The FIRST ASA BLESSING Commission has been totally added to the system. We
have generated over $1468.00 in commissions from $2134.35 total sales.
We have Blessed 100 people with a ONE TIME ASA purchase of $22.95. From
that over 116 people have now earned commissions. Some members have earned
over $200 in commissions from their work during this initial Blessing.
Over the next few days we will compile the data and pay out this and any other
earned commission on next weeks commission cycle.
Check your ASA Main Office under Reports then Commissions to see how much
you have made. If it is BLANK or not enough you have work to do. If it is over $4
congratulation you have been DOUBLE Blessed!!!
Now the fun begins as we PAY IT FORWARD and Bless as many NEW people as
possible.
Are we done? Nope! Is there more to come? You bet!
Be on the next LIVE webinar for more details. Get your entire team on the webinar!!
You too can receive go to http://www.jussuccess.com
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
The "health care genie" can not be put back in the bottle
Hello Community, You are witnessing history in the making.
For years, it was said, the health care system that we all have been subject to,
could not be changed. That "that is just the way it is!"
Are you enjoying being part of another myth buster!!!!!
The "is" can be changed!!!!
We are part of a monumental movement. Forget politics for a moment.
This is a social/economic event of epic portions.
Many will benefit from this new direction in health care.
The old way is becoming the historical note of the future when change is being
reported. When the question is asked "What significant event in 2012 occurred to
change the health care system that stood for 50 plus years?"
You are being given the answer today. You will be able to answer that question with
ease.
You can not put the "genie" back in the bottle!!!!
Visit Juniques Multi Cultural Connections http://www.jusmcc.org
12 Jun 2012
Obamacare: Some GOP Governors Likely to Implement it if Supreme Court
Upholds Health Care Law
By MICHAEL ONO | ABC OTUS News – 11 hrs ago
The fate of Obamacare -- the health care law championed by the White House -- is
with the Supreme Court, which is expected to hand down a decision this month. If
-- and it's a big if -- the court rules fully in favor of the law and its requirement that
the government can require Americans to buy health insurance, it will put some
Republican governors in the uncomfortable position of working with the federal
government to implement a law they dislike.
Take Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey.
Democrats in the New Jersey legislature can expect him to work with them on
implementing a state-regulated health insurance exchange, something is required
under the health care law.
Part of the law requires that individuals buy medical insurance by 2014, but when
they do, people and small businesses can purchase subsidized insurance through
state-regulated exchanges.
Christie vetoed a measure in New Jersey to create exchanges back in May, but
sounded grudgingly receptive to future action in his veto message to the state's
general assembly. As governor, he applied for and accepted $8 million in grants
from the Department of Health and Human Services to set up an exchange.
"While I am unwilling to approve the establishment of a statewide health insurance
exchange at this time, I am mindful that the requirements of the Affordable Care Act
still stand today and I intend to fully oversee New Jersey's compliance in a
responsible and cost-effective manner should its constitutionality ultimately be
upheld by the Supreme Court," said Christie in a letter to the New Jersey General
Assembly.
Christie, regarded as moderate on many issues, has established himself as a
Republican willing to fight the federal government. He has rejected federal money
on numerous occasions. Still, many Governors, like Christie, have accepted federal
grant money and are preparing to meet the 2014 deadline in the health care law.
"I don't think he's also going to stand as obstructionist for a law that has been
passed by Congress and upheld by the Supreme Court," said Ben Dworkin, the
director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
Still, conservative activists are watching to see what Christie and other governors
do. Some are concerned that governors will allow Obamacare provisions to pass at
the state level.
"I only hope that we can we can explain these different things to him and to
educate his staff on why it's economically beneficial not to implement this in New
Jersey," said Steve Lonegan, the New Jersey State Director at Americans for
Prosperity, a conservative group founded with support from David and Charles
Koch.
Christie probably won't be alone among Republican governors, who may have to
scramble to implement the law if the Supreme Court lets it stand. If states don't
establish their own programs by 2014, the law allows the Federal Government to
intervene with its own health exchanges. Most states have applied for federal grant
money but only a few are close to implementation.
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, like Christie, and has vetoed legislation in her
state, citing the pending Supreme Court decision as a reason to delay. But
Martinez has also accepted federal grant money. New Mexico will receive $34
million from HHS to establish its insurance exchange.
"I am in general support of the creation of a framework to establish a state
insurance exchange because I believe it is important that New Mexico maintain
control over the design of a market-based exchange, instead of allowing the federal
government to define the process," said Martinez in her veto to the state
legislature.
Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana went even further when he issued an executive order
last year to establish insurance exchanges. His state is getting $6.8 million from
HHS. Republicans control the Indiana State Legislature.
Where does Mitt Romney stand on exchanges?
Romney has repeatedly said he is "for repealing Obamacare on day one." But his
newly minted transition head, Mike Leavitt, has no problem with the concept of
state health insurance exchanges, according to Politico.
"We believe that the exchanges are the solution to the small business insurance
market and that's gotten us sideways with some conservatives," he said.
Massachusetts is one of two states that have state health insurance exchanges.
Romney is largely tied to the healthcare law that gave birth to those exchanges and
Leavitt, a former Utah Governor and former head of HHS under George W. Bush,
benefited financially when his firm received a contract to build Utah's exchange
program.
If Romney is elected in November he will likely work with Congress to repeal and
replace the Obama health law with his own healthcare plan. On Romney's website
there is a healthcare page that mentions his plan to "Ensure flexibility to help the
uninsured, including public-private partnerships, exchanges, and subsidies."
For years, it was said, the health care system that we all have been subject to,
could not be changed. That "that is just the way it is!"
Are you enjoying being part of another myth buster!!!!!
The "is" can be changed!!!!
We are part of a monumental movement. Forget politics for a moment.
This is a social/economic event of epic portions.
Many will benefit from this new direction in health care.
The old way is becoming the historical note of the future when change is being
reported. When the question is asked "What significant event in 2012 occurred to
change the health care system that stood for 50 plus years?"
You are being given the answer today. You will be able to answer that question with
ease.
You can not put the "genie" back in the bottle!!!!
Visit Juniques Multi Cultural Connections http://www.jusmcc.org
12 Jun 2012
Obamacare: Some GOP Governors Likely to Implement it if Supreme Court
Upholds Health Care Law
By MICHAEL ONO | ABC OTUS News – 11 hrs ago
The fate of Obamacare -- the health care law championed by the White House -- is
with the Supreme Court, which is expected to hand down a decision this month. If
-- and it's a big if -- the court rules fully in favor of the law and its requirement that
the government can require Americans to buy health insurance, it will put some
Republican governors in the uncomfortable position of working with the federal
government to implement a law they dislike.
Take Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey.
Democrats in the New Jersey legislature can expect him to work with them on
implementing a state-regulated health insurance exchange, something is required
under the health care law.
Part of the law requires that individuals buy medical insurance by 2014, but when
they do, people and small businesses can purchase subsidized insurance through
state-regulated exchanges.
Christie vetoed a measure in New Jersey to create exchanges back in May, but
sounded grudgingly receptive to future action in his veto message to the state's
general assembly. As governor, he applied for and accepted $8 million in grants
from the Department of Health and Human Services to set up an exchange.
"While I am unwilling to approve the establishment of a statewide health insurance
exchange at this time, I am mindful that the requirements of the Affordable Care Act
still stand today and I intend to fully oversee New Jersey's compliance in a
responsible and cost-effective manner should its constitutionality ultimately be
upheld by the Supreme Court," said Christie in a letter to the New Jersey General
Assembly.
Christie, regarded as moderate on many issues, has established himself as a
Republican willing to fight the federal government. He has rejected federal money
on numerous occasions. Still, many Governors, like Christie, have accepted federal
grant money and are preparing to meet the 2014 deadline in the health care law.
"I don't think he's also going to stand as obstructionist for a law that has been
passed by Congress and upheld by the Supreme Court," said Ben Dworkin, the
director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
Still, conservative activists are watching to see what Christie and other governors
do. Some are concerned that governors will allow Obamacare provisions to pass at
the state level.
"I only hope that we can we can explain these different things to him and to
educate his staff on why it's economically beneficial not to implement this in New
Jersey," said Steve Lonegan, the New Jersey State Director at Americans for
Prosperity, a conservative group founded with support from David and Charles
Koch.
Christie probably won't be alone among Republican governors, who may have to
scramble to implement the law if the Supreme Court lets it stand. If states don't
establish their own programs by 2014, the law allows the Federal Government to
intervene with its own health exchanges. Most states have applied for federal grant
money but only a few are close to implementation.
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, like Christie, and has vetoed legislation in her
state, citing the pending Supreme Court decision as a reason to delay. But
Martinez has also accepted federal grant money. New Mexico will receive $34
million from HHS to establish its insurance exchange.
"I am in general support of the creation of a framework to establish a state
insurance exchange because I believe it is important that New Mexico maintain
control over the design of a market-based exchange, instead of allowing the federal
government to define the process," said Martinez in her veto to the state
legislature.
Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana went even further when he issued an executive order
last year to establish insurance exchanges. His state is getting $6.8 million from
HHS. Republicans control the Indiana State Legislature.
Where does Mitt Romney stand on exchanges?
Romney has repeatedly said he is "for repealing Obamacare on day one." But his
newly minted transition head, Mike Leavitt, has no problem with the concept of
state health insurance exchanges, according to Politico.
"We believe that the exchanges are the solution to the small business insurance
market and that's gotten us sideways with some conservatives," he said.
Massachusetts is one of two states that have state health insurance exchanges.
Romney is largely tied to the healthcare law that gave birth to those exchanges and
Leavitt, a former Utah Governor and former head of HHS under George W. Bush,
benefited financially when his firm received a contract to build Utah's exchange
program.
If Romney is elected in November he will likely work with Congress to repeal and
replace the Obama health law with his own healthcare plan. On Romney's website
there is a healthcare page that mentions his plan to "Ensure flexibility to help the
uninsured, including public-private partnerships, exchanges, and subsidies."
"Obamacare" already Winning for 9 million
Biggest Health Insurer Will Keep Parts of 'Obamacare,' Regardless of Court Ruling
National JournalBy Jonathan Miller | National Journal – 14 hrs ago
This is HUGE news. "Obamacare" already accepted by United Healthcare
UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest health care provider, will keep major and popular parts of President Obama’s health care initiative, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules.
The announcement affects roughly 9 million consumers in the U.S.
http://news.yahoo.com/biggest-health-insurer-keep-parts-obamacare-regardless-court-084922419.html
11 Jun 2012
Biggest Health Insurer Will Keep Parts of 'Obamacare,' Regardless of Court Ruling
National JournalBy Jonathan Miller | National Journal
UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest health care provider, will keep major and popular parts of President Obama’s health care initiative, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules.
The company announced Monday that it plans to continue to provide customers with preventive health services without co-pays or out-of-pocket charges. The company will also allow parents to keep children on their health plans until age 26.
UnitedHealthcare will also observe the law’s prohibition against lifetime limits on insurance payouts and canceling coverage after a patient gets sick, unless that patient intentionally lied on the insurance application.
The announcement affects roughly 9 million consumers in the U.S. The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing several major challenges to the law, and is expected to issue rulings this month that could dispatch all or part of the law.
“The protections we are voluntarily extending are good for people’s health, promote broader access to quality care and contribute to helping control rising health care costs,” Stephen J. Hemsley, president and chief executive of UnitedHealth Group, said in a statement. “These provisions are compatible with our mission and continue our operating practices.”
Health and Human Services' chief health information technology officer, Farzad Mostashari, said it was part of a larger trend of the health reform law delivering permanent improvements to the health care industry.
"It goes to show how there are some changes afoot that are in the direction that we need to move," Mostashari told National Journal in an interview. "I'm greatly encouraged by what a lot of the commercial plans are doing."
The health insurance industry lobby also welcomed United's announcement.
"This is an example of health plans stepping up to give consumers peace of mind about their health care coverage," Americans Health Inusrance Plans Spokesman Robert Zirkelbach said in an e-mail.
Meghan McCarthy contributed.
National JournalBy Jonathan Miller | National Journal – 14 hrs ago
This is HUGE news. "Obamacare" already accepted by United Healthcare
UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest health care provider, will keep major and popular parts of President Obama’s health care initiative, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules.
The announcement affects roughly 9 million consumers in the U.S.
http://news.yahoo.com/biggest-health-insurer-keep-parts-obamacare-regardless-court-084922419.html
11 Jun 2012
Biggest Health Insurer Will Keep Parts of 'Obamacare,' Regardless of Court Ruling
National JournalBy Jonathan Miller | National Journal
UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest health care provider, will keep major and popular parts of President Obama’s health care initiative, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules.
The company announced Monday that it plans to continue to provide customers with preventive health services without co-pays or out-of-pocket charges. The company will also allow parents to keep children on their health plans until age 26.
UnitedHealthcare will also observe the law’s prohibition against lifetime limits on insurance payouts and canceling coverage after a patient gets sick, unless that patient intentionally lied on the insurance application.
The announcement affects roughly 9 million consumers in the U.S. The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing several major challenges to the law, and is expected to issue rulings this month that could dispatch all or part of the law.
“The protections we are voluntarily extending are good for people’s health, promote broader access to quality care and contribute to helping control rising health care costs,” Stephen J. Hemsley, president and chief executive of UnitedHealth Group, said in a statement. “These provisions are compatible with our mission and continue our operating practices.”
Health and Human Services' chief health information technology officer, Farzad Mostashari, said it was part of a larger trend of the health reform law delivering permanent improvements to the health care industry.
"It goes to show how there are some changes afoot that are in the direction that we need to move," Mostashari told National Journal in an interview. "I'm greatly encouraged by what a lot of the commercial plans are doing."
The health insurance industry lobby also welcomed United's announcement.
"This is an example of health plans stepping up to give consumers peace of mind about their health care coverage," Americans Health Inusrance Plans Spokesman Robert Zirkelbach said in an e-mail.
Meghan McCarthy contributed.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
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