Health reform is rapidly gaining momentum, with details of the proposed plan coming into focus.
Yesterday, The New York Times reported on the AMA’s supposed opposition to the controversial public plan option, which has been the polarizing issue du jour. The AMA has since clarified their views.
I’m opening up a Live Q&A at 11:30am Eastern today to answer your health reform questions. I don’t pretend to be a health policy expert, but I’ve read enough to be informed of the issues, and thought I’d offer a physician’s take on the matter.
You can click on the window below at any time to ask your question. I’ll answer a selected few for as long as time allows.
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- Abraham Verghese on the KevinMD Live Q&A: Monday, May 4th at 10:30pm Eastern
- KevinMD health reform Virtual Town Hall: Thursday, August 13th at 12:15pm Eastern
- Shadowfax on the KevinMD Live Q&A: Tuesday, July 14th at 10:30pm Eastern
- Val Jones on the KevinMD.com Live Q&A: Thursday, May 14th at 10:30pm Eastern
- KevinMD Live Q&A today at 2:00pm Eastern
- Rob Lamberts on the KevinMD Live Q&A: Wednesday, April 29th at 10:30pm Eastern
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That is a great idea. I hope some lawmakers will join in on the issue.
Thanks for the great Q&A.
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