The director of public health for the city of Waterbury joins me once again to update us on the health of the city.
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Category: Healthcare
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Dean Clancy
Dean is a senior policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity, as well as Paragon Health Institute public advisor. He joins me to discuss the HSA option, which would allow low-income Americans to use a portion of their ACA subsidy as a Health Savings Account contribution.
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Michael McKenna
Michael is a former deputy assistant to the president and official in the Office of Legislative Affairs at the White House. He fills us in on the dirty little secret that regressive health insurance subsidies actually transfer taxpayer money to the rich and worsen income inequality.
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Marc Fitch
Connecticut Inside Investigator’s Senior Editor Marc Fitch joins me to discuss the problems uncovered by an audit of the administrator of the personal care assistant program in Connecticut.
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Theresa Keddy
Theresa is a physician’s assistant with ProHealth Physicians. She joins us with word on some sobering statistics during Alcohol Awareness Month.
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Aisling McGuckin
Aisling is the public health director for the city of Waterbury. She gives us an update on many items related to the health of the city and it’s citizens.
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Sen. Kevin Kelly
State Sen. Kelly joins me to go over the details of the Connecticut Senate Republicans proposal, Better Way CT, which he says will chnage the direction of the state and make it safer, healthier and more affordable for everyone.
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Dr. Josh Umbehr
Dr. Umbehr is a Family Medical Specialist in Witchita, KS. He joins me to discuss how Telehealth and how it improves the quality of healthcare while dramatically lowering costs…if we get it right.
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Dr. Diana Girnita
Dr. Girnita explains why doctors are at a breaking point as the American healthcare system faces serious challenges.
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Ken Girardin
Ken is the Director of Public Policy for the Yankees Institute. He has recently published a Policy Paper titled A Risky Plan: Connecticut’s Public Option Proposal where he exposes the troubling management of the state’s existing Partnership 2.0 health insurance plan, the basis for the proposed state-run plan.