medicare Archives - Page 2 of 4 - Business RadioX ®

BEST OF HEALTH with Arizona HealthNow Expo 2018

February 27, 2018 by Karen

Best Of Health

BEST OF HEALTH with Arizona HealthNow Expo 2018

00:00 /

BEST OF HEALTH with Arizona HealthNow Expo 2018

You are invited to attend the HealthNow 2018 Healthcare Expo located in Scottsdale, AZ to learn about health, wellness and senior services available in the community.

This is your opportunity to receive education, ask questions on the latest in health and wellness products and medical services for living a healthier life at ANY age.

Free health seminars
Free blood pressure checks
Give-aways and raffles

Come meet TOP Scottsdale/Phoenix Physicians and Medical Facilities specializing in integrative medicine, pain management, family medicine, hormone replacement and more!

When: Saturday, March 3rd from 11:00am – 3:00pm
Event located at Venue 8600
8600 E. Anderson Drive, Scottsdale 85255
(easy access from Scottsdale 101 freeway, with plenty of free parking)

www.HealthNow2018.com
Facebook.com/healthnow2018/

Jodi Towns, Founder and Marketing Mixologist for Towns Consulting LLC. My business background is a bit of a puzzle, with all points back to “I love people!” I’ve been called by many friends and colleagues a “connector” and one of my favorite quotes that reads something like this, “A room full of strangers are just friends I haven’t yet met.” Professionally, I’ve worked mostly in the financial and healthcare industry, held positions like Director of Marketing, Training & Development Director, and CEO of a staffing/recruiting firm.

Towns Consulting LLC offers go-to market strategies mostly in the healthcare space. I teach and coach physicians and their staff on how to organically market and promote their medical practices to draw in their perfect patient. Jodi offers consulting services to help businesses (mostly physicians and other medical practitioners, including cosmetic and aesthetic service providers) create marketing strategies to launch or re-launch their business products or services to the world. Jodi has spent the past 7 plus years in healthcare, specifically Concierge Medicine (membership based medicine) aesthetics and nutrition as a Marketing Director and knows what it takes to make a medical practice stand out from the rest, attract your ideal patient, build physician referral partnerships and create a practice you can be proud of!

Founded in 2017, Jodi Towns has organized Networking for Healthcare Mix and Mingle events bi-monthly growing her group to 200 plus members. This group is comprised of physicians, practitioners, medical marketers/promoters and is an opportunity to build connections and relationships to support others in the medical community. She is the organizer and event coordinator for HealthNow Expo coming to Scottsdale, March 2018.

Jodi is called on to speak at events, webinars, and conferences to share advice and educate on various topics around business, healthcare marketing and networking.

Jodi has consulted for a broad spectrum of clients including:

Recovia
Health and Wellness Care, Geralyn Jones FNP
King Integrative Primary Care
Smooth Contour
Medmetrics Compounding Pharmacy
Goddess Fit
Accurate Care Pain Relief
Integrative Orthopedics of Arizona

www.JodiTowns.com
www.NetworkingForHealthcare.com
www.HealthNow2018.com
joditowns@gmail.com

Towns Consulting LLC
11445 E. Via Linda Suite 2-414 Scottsdale, AZ 85259
602-741-3190

https://www.facebook.com/jodi.riostowns
https://twitter.com/JodiTowns
https://www.instagram.com/wave1jodi/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joditowns/

Eva Savageau CNMT, LMT, Infant Massage Instructor, Public Speaker, Author and Owner of NeuroMuscular Pain and Wellness Center in Old Town Scottsdale

Diana Fischer, Marketing Operations Director for HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital

WHY BEST OF HEALTH?

I am a Physician Assistant who has been caring for patients for over 20 years and Family Practice (cradle to grave) is my specialty.

Following the footsteps of three generations of family practice physicians (my father, grandfather and great grandfather) this was a natural and genetic calling that I do not regret.

Given this, I have a unique perspective and it’s time to share that perspective through Ask the PA. As a health care provider, teacher, business owner, patient, and advocate for my family and friends throughout the years, it has been painfully apparent there are disconnects within the current state of health care in the US and throughout the world. It can be confusing and frankly very scary.

It is my goal though this series, Best of Health, to bring people together that are passionate about their roles in the business of health care… and yes, whether or not you want to hear that it’s a business, it is — and that’s the fact. I will introduce to you great, dedicated practitioners and people with a passion for getting the word out about their personal journeys and causes. I will provide information about navigating through a confusing system, asking the right questions and share ways for saving money and time along the way.

It’s time to create change by partnering, empowering, and focusing on the patient, their families and their providers of care. It’s time for you to take the driver’s seat rather than leave your health care solely in the hands of entities such as insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry.

Stay tuned. Here’s to your Best of Health.

~ Barb

ABOUT BARB

Barb is a Physician Assistant (PA) and a primary care provider with a passion for education and advocacy. Prior to becoming a Physician Assistant (PA), Barb was an accomplished musician and teacher. In 1992, Barb made the conscious decision to leave teaching and her musical career in pursuit of a career in medicine. She graduated from AT Still University’s first PA class in 1997 with a Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.

Barb has spent several years working in clinics and family practices. Currently, Barb works for Premise Health at Insight Enterprises in Tempe, AZ as a solo practitioner providing primary care to employees and families on campus. She was also a partner in Renaissance Medical Group and Renaissance Medical Properties in Chandler and Maricopa, AZ and had a dual role of Chief Operations Officer and practicing PA for 14 years.

Along with being a PA, Barb is the author of the book Surviving the “Business” of Healthcare, Knowledge is Power! She is a certified Medical Professional Legal Consultant and Patient Advocate, speaker and influencer for change in healthcare for the patient, provider and family members. Barb is also certified by the National Commission of Certification of Physician Assistants and is an active member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.

In her spare time, she loves to travel, maintaining an active lifestyle that includes running, biking, swimming. She loves to spend time outdoors with her family and friends, whether it’s walking on the beach or hiking in the desert.

For more information about Ask the PA and to connect with Barb:

Askthepa.com

Facebook: Ask the PA

LinkedIn: Barb Regis, M.S.,PA-C

AMA Talks Opioid Abuse and MACRA – Top Docs Radio

June 30, 2016 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

AMA Talks Opioid Abuse and MACRA - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

AMA Talks Opioid Abuse and MACRA

Patrice A. Harris, M.D., M.A., is a psychiatrist from Atlanta. She is the chair of the American Medical Association’s Board of Trustees (BOT), and she is the chair of AMA’s Task Force to Reduce Opioid Abuse. Dr. Harris has been the president of the Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association, and she has served on the Medical Association of Georgia’s Council on Legislation.

In 2001, Dr. Harris was honored as the Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association’s

Psychiatrist of the Year. After she earned her medical degree at West Virginia University, she did her residency in psychiatry and fellowships in child psychiatry and forensics at Emory.

She was also a Barton senior policy fellow at the Emory University School of Law. Dr. Harris was the director of Health Services for Fulton County, and she served as the medical director for the Fulton County Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.

Opioid abuse is a crisis in America. More than 40 people in the U.S. die from an opioid overdose every day, while many more are becoming addicted. The American Medical Association (AMA) Task Force to Reduce Opioid Abuse – which is comprised of 27 physician organizations and the American Dental Association – has announced several recommendations to address this epidemic.

It is urging physicians to register for and use state-based prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) as part of the decision-making process when they consider treatment options. When fully-funded and available at the point of care, PDMPs are an effective tool for physicians to identify patients who may be misusing opioids and can be used to implement treatment strategies, including referral for those in need of further care.

AMA will also continue to work with the administration and Congress to develop balanced approaches to end prescription opioid misuse, as well as supporting congressional and state efforts to modernize and fund PDMPs. Finally, AMA has initiated an educational effort and communications campaign to promote safe,

effective and evidence-based prescribing within the medical profession.

Georgia PDMP registration: www.hidesigns.com/gapdmp

MACRA

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) changed how Medicare health care providers will be paid in several important ways. MACRA

1) eliminated the Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) formula and 2) created a new framework to “reward health care providers for giving better and not just more care” and 3) combined the existing quality reporting programs (EHR, PQRS) into one new system. According to CMS, this new “Quality Payment Program (QPP)” will replace “a patchwork system of Medicare reporting programs with a flexible system that allows you to choose from two paths that link quality to payments: the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) and Advanced Alternative Payment Models.”

Special Guest:

Dr. Patrice Harris, Chairman, Board of Trustees, American Medical Association

Medicare’s Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) – Top Docs Radio

May 27, 2016 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

Medicare's Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

Medicare’s Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)

On this week’s episode we continue our series with Medical Association of Georgia, talking about the changing reimbursement picture for physician practices by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Medicare’s new Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) will change, yet again, physician reimbursement over the next couple of years and it is important for practice managers and physicians to make sure they understand all new requirements.

It is imperative for medical practices to make a successful transition to Medicare’s new Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS). Instead of the EHR (Electronic Health Record) or the PQRS (Physician Quality Reporting System) or the Value-based Payment Modifier programs, the government will employ a single payment platform – which is the result of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) that was signed into law in 2015.

The new payment model will be based on a 100-point MIPS Composite Performance Score. That CPS will determine your Medicare payment adjustment – either up or down. This is scheduled to commence in 2019, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will use the 2017 calendar year as the basis for the initial reimbursement – keeping mind this is not an optional process.

Elizabeth Woodcock is one of the leading third party payer and medical practice management consultants in Georgia. She is a professional speaker, trainer and author. Woodcock has focused on medical practice operations for more than 20 years. She has delivered presentations at regional and national conferences to more than 200,000 physicians and managers.

In addition to her popular email newsletters, she has authored 15 best-selling practice management books and published dozens of articles in national health

care management journals. Woodcock is a fellow in the American College of Medical Practice Executives and a certified professional coder. In addition to a degree from Duke University, she has an MBA in health care management from The Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania.

Special Guest:

Elizabeth Woodcock, Principal, Woodcock & Associates

Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative (TCPI) – Top Docs Radio

May 17, 2016 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative (TCPI) - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative (TCPI)

Dr. Doug Patten is the chief medical officer of the Georgia Hospital Association, which is the leading advocate for Georgia’s hospitals and health systems. GHA supports the efforts of its members as they strive to improve access to health services, improving the health of all Georgians. Dr. Patten was a general surgeon in southern Georgia before he became the chief medical officer of the Phoebe Health System in Albany.

He has been GHA’s chief medical officer for nearly two years. He is focused on improving quality and safety, engaging patients and their families, and physician leadership. He is a member of the Medical Association of Georgia and the American College of Surgeons.

The Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative (TCPI) is designed to help more than 150,000 U.S clinicians improve quality and reduce costs – keeping in mind that the Medicare is changing from a volume-based payment system to a quality-based payment system in the next several years. The four-year, $800 million TCPI initiative is being funded by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation.

It is aligned with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the Medicare Access and Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA). The TCPI includes a network of 29 “practice transformation networks” (PTNs) that are designed to 1) improve health outcomes and 2) improve care coordination and 3) better engage patients and families and 4) improve patient, clinician and staff satisfaction and 5) reduce the overall cost of care.

There is no cost for clinicians or practices to join a PTN. There are four PTNs that support clinicians in Georgia, including the Compass PTN – which has been endorsed by the Medical Association of Georgia given MAG’s “multi-year collaboration with GHA on matters related to quality, safety and community health.”

The Compass PTN will serve more than 7,000 primary and specialty care clinicians in six states. The Compass PTN is led by six non-profit partners, including the Georgia Hospital Association. In Georgia, the Compass PTN hopes to serve 1,000 clinicians, including 150 specialists.

Special Guest:

Dr. Doug Patten, CMO, Georgia Hospital Association

Value-based Payments – Top Docs Radio

April 29, 2016 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

Value-based Payments - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

Value-based Payments

Kimberly J. Rask, M.D., PhD is the chief data officer at Alliant Health Solutions, which is a nonprofit companythat supports quality improvement in public sector health care programs under Medicare, Medicaid and End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Networks across the Southeastern U.S. Dr. Rask is a primary care physician andhealth economist.

She also holds joint appointments in health policy and management and medicine at EmoryUniversity. Dr. Rask has published book chapters and peer-reviewed articles on primary care practice, quality improvement, and outcomes measurement. With more than 20 years of experience in quality research and practice, she also serves on national expert panels on value-based purchasing programs and quality measurement.

The Value-based Payment Modifier (VM) is a relatively new pay-for- performance program that is being used by CMS to pay physicians in part based on how their quality and cost compare to other physicians. It is similar to other pay-for- performance initiatives for hospitals, nursing homes, and home health agencies – and it is part of a larger effort by public and private payers to control health care costs.

Although the VM started as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), more recent federal legislation has expanded its reach. Medicare uses the VM program to adjust physician pay based on quality and cost measures, which vary by specialty. The reimbursement rates for 2016 are based on 2014 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) data.

There are more than 250 quality metrics. Eligible providers are required to select a number of metrics –typically nine – to report. Failure to report PQRS measures can result in a penalty that is applied to all Medicare payments for the entire year. The program is revenue-neutral, so physicians who score well receive higher payments while physicians who have relatively lower scores receive lower payments.

In 2016, only medical groups with 10 or more eligible professionals will be subject to the program. In 2016, all eligible groups could receive a bonus – but only groups with 100 or more eligible professionals face a penalty in 2016. By 2017, the program is scheduled to apply to all Medicare physicians. Of the nearly 14,000 physician groups that will subject to the VM program in 2016, less than one percent – only 128 groups that include about 4,300 physicians – will receive Medicare bonuses of either 16 or 32 percent; the higher increase will go to the practices with the most high-risk patients.

Meanwhile, more than 5,400 groups that include more than 130,000 physicians will see a two percent pay cut for failing to submit their data. And nearly 60 groups that include more than 10,000 physicians will see a pay cut of one percent or two percent because their quality measures were too low. Under the MACRA legislation that passed in 2015 that permanently replaced the Medicare sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula, the VM will become one component of a new consolidated performance score. There will be two payment options for physicians.

Physicians who participate in Alternative Payment Models (e.g., some types of ACOs) will be eligible for an automatic five percent incentive payment every year. Physicians who are not participating in an APM will receive incentives or be subjected to penalties of up to nine percent based on how they perform relative to other physicians on PQRS measures, their use of EHR, quality improvement efforts, and the cost of care for their patients. Since this “new” payment program is similar to the existing VM program, preparing physician practices for success with today’s VM will position practices for success in the future.

There are several programs that available to assist physician practices with accurate quality reporting and quality improvement, which includes Alliant Quality (www.alliantquality.org) in Georgia.

Special Guest:

Dr. Kimberly Rask, MD, Alliant Health Solutions

MAKING SENSE OF GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE: Keith Nabb of Affordable Medicare Solutions

October 14, 2015 by Mike

On the Money

MAKING SENSE OF GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE: Keith Nabb of Affordable Medicare Solutions

00:00 /

Confused about group and individual health insurance, plus all the new Medicare laws, and how it affects your business? On this episode of “On the Money“, host Joe Moss of Embassy National Bank sorts it all out with Keith Nabb of Affordable Medicare Solutions.

Keith Nabb/Affordable Medicare Solutions

Affordable Medicare Solutions is not your average health plan agency. It is a welcome center for ideas- a center for education- and a center for creative solutions. They are the helping hand that guides you through the situations that seem impossible to overcome. They are the tools you need to fix your health and Medicare plan predicaments. They are the answers that no one else will give you when you have a lot of questions. But more than that, Affordable Medicare Solutions is the education you need to be confident in your health plan decision.

To watch the video of this show, CLICK HERE.

—————————————————————————————————————

“On the Money” focuses on topics and issues allowing small businesses to better navigate the financial services minefield, with analysis and opinions from today’s industry experts on banking and loans. “On the Money” also introduces you to some of the top small business leaders in the Atlanta market.

Hosted by Joe Moss, the president of Embassy National Bank, “On the Money” airs live every Wednesday at 3:00 PM EST from the Business RadioX studio in Gwinnett.

MAG 2015 Legislative Update – Top Docs Radio

May 13, 2015 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

MAG 2015 Legislative Update - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

MAG 2015 Legislative Update

This week we continued our ongoing series with Medical Association of Georgia to get the MAG 2015 legislative update. MAG CEO, Donald Palmisano, Jr. and Director of Government Relations, Marcus Downs came by with Georgia Representative, Rick Jasperse. We talked about several of the health-related issues Rick and his colleagues have been and continue to work on in the Georgia legislature to promote and protect the health outcomes, safety, and access to care for the citizens of our state.

Rep. Rick Jasperse represents Georgia’s 11th district, which includes all of Pickens and parts of Gordon and Bartow counties. He serves on a number of committees in the House of Representatives – and he is the vice chair of the House Health and Human Services Committee. Rep. Jasperse graduated from UGA with a degree in food science. He retired in 2009 after 29 years as a county agriculture agent.

H.B. 416 by Rep. Carl Rogers (R-Gainesville) will require licensed health care practitioners to wear an ID on their “lab coats or similar distinguishing clothing or uniforms” that states their name and license or educational degree. The only exceptions include optometrists, dentists and chiropractors – except those who practice in hospitals and nursing homes. This has been one of MAG’s legislative priorities for the last two years as voted on by MAG’s Board of Directors. A number of other groups also supported the bill, including speech language pathologists, audiologists, respiratory therapists, marriage and family therapists, ophthalmic technicians, registered dieticians, and APRNs.

The FY 2016 budget (H.B. 76) includes some $23 million in additional funds to increase the reimbursement rate for select Medicaid primary care and OB-GYN codes. This included $17.1 million for primary care physicians (i.e., 90 percent of the 2014 Medicare fee schedule for the applicable codes) and $5.9 million for OB/GYN physicians (90 percent of the 2014 Medicare fee schedule for the applicable codes).

The FY 2016 budget also includes $199,000 to maintain the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program in the state.

H.B. 504 by Rep. Sharon Cooper (R-Marietta) extends the flu vaccine protocol that is in place between physicians and pharmacists and nurses for adults to pneumococcal, shingles, and meningitis. MAG’s Board Directors voted to support this kind of measure given strict limits and notification requirements. MAG worked with Rep. Cooper to ensure that appropriate sanctions are in place for any violations.

S.B. 158 by Sen. Dean Burke, M.D. (R-Bainbridge) would have addressed rental networks, all-products clauses, and other key issues. MAG’s Board of Directors voted to support this measure. The bill evolved into S.R. 561, which is a “study bill” – which means that a group of legislators will develop a report for the General Assembly’s consideration in 2016.

Special Guests:

Donald Palmisano, CEO, Executive Director of Medical Association of Georgia

JD Law, Loyola School of Law
Board of Directors, Physician Advocacy Institute
Medical Payment Subcommitte Member, State Board of Workers’ Compensation
Treasurer, Board of Directors, Physicians’ Institute for Excellence in Medicine
Former Director, Government Relations/General Counsel/Director, GAMPAC

Marcus Downs, Director of Government Relations, MAG

Recipient, 2012, Outstanding Advocate Award, National Association of School Psychologists
National Institutes of Health Research Fellow, 2000
Former Director, Government Relations/External Coalitions/Research, Georgia Association of Educators

Representative Rick Jasperse, Georgia 11th District

BS, Food Science, University of Georgia School of Agriculture
Member, House Committees: Agriculture & Consumer Affairs, Appropriations, Human Relations & Aging, Public Safety and Homeland Security
Vice Chair, Health & Human Services Committee
Served on numerous boards: Mountain Conservation Trust Board, Chattahoochee Technical Collegeand Appalachian Cattlemen’s Association’s Board

Dr. Rolf Meinhold MDVIP – Top Docs Radio

May 1, 2015 by angishields

Top Docs Radio

Dr. Rolf Meinhold MDVIP - Top Docs Radio

00:00 /

Dr. Rolf Meinhold MDVIP

On this week’s show I was joined in studio by Dr. Rolf Meinhold MDVIP. We were introduced to him by Justin Knott of Intrepy, LLC, a marketing firm with numerous local physician practices they serve. He’s a family practice physician who’s been practicing in the Atlanta area for around thirty years. He recently joined MDVIP to provide primary care services in their personalized healthcare program. Through their service MDVIP and its doctors are able to include access to the physician 24/7, coupled with online resources that give patients access to their health information. MDVIP offers a membership-based plan that provides such extended access to one’s physician with same-day or next-day appointments and 30 min appointment slots, Dr. Meinhold’s patients get significant time and access to their doctor.

Meinhold Family Practice is a MDVIP-affiliated practice utilizing the MDVIP Wellness Program to prevent little things from becoming big things…enabling patients to enjoy life and stay healthy.  Patients that truly value their health will appreciate having an enhanced doctor-patient relationship. Our practice through MDVIP has dramatically decreased our practice size to closely work with you. Within our smaller practice, you will receive the comprehensive care and personalized service you deserve to keep you healthy.

Dr. Meinhold’s Approach to Your Wellness: Improving the quality of people’s lives one patient at a time, speaks to two essential elements: Quality and Personalization. Improving quality is all about wellness. The better someone is and feels the more possibilities of enjoying the richness that life has to offer. Being person-oriented means giving respect and reverence to the unique relationship that exists between a doctor and a patient. Only by optimizing trust and care can wellness be achieved.

Because of Dr. Meinhold’s specialized training, he is able to manage middle to late childhood, adolescent and adult patients. He has an ongoing interest in the primary prevention of diabetes and heart disease through nutrition and weight management. In addition, he is a strong proponent of exploring the scientific basis for the mind-body connection in medicine.

Special Guest:

Dr. Rolf Meinhold, MD, Meinhold Family Medicine/MDVIP

Doctorate of Medicine, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Internship, Riverside Regional Medical Center
Board Certified, American Board of Family Medicine
Fluent in English and German

Justin Knott, Co-Founder, Intrepy, LLC

Previous VP Business Development, TAGin
Former Director, Investments, I4 Capital Partners
Previous Team Leader, B.A.S.E. Camp Children’s Cancer Foundation
BS, Finance, Investments, & Securities, University of Central Florida

Ted Officer and Melissa Sloan with USA Health Insurance, Jody Stewart with Vaccines 2 Go and Gwynnis Mosby with Gwynnis Mosby Makeup Academy

May 1, 2015 by Mike

Business Leaders of Today

Ted Officer and Melissa Sloan with USA Health Insurance, Jody Stewart with Vaccines 2 Go and Gwynnis Mosby with Gwynnis Mosby Makeup Academy

00:00 /

Chris Horne, Gwynnis Mosby, Jody Stewart, Ted Officer, Melissa Sloan, Tess Turrin

Ted Officer & Melissa Sloan/USA Health Insurance

With over 20 years experience, Ted Officer has created a one-stop solution for all your health insurance needs – USA Health Insurance. From helping with the Affordable Care Act and making sure thousands of American’s are insured, to helping with Medicare, Life, Vision and Dental, Mr. Officer has created a one stop consultative solution at absolutely no charge to the consumer.

Services they provide include: 1.) Help with new existing policies 2.) Help finding the most affordable insurance on the market 3.) Needs Analysis so you have the coverage you need 4.) Dental & Vision Coverage with the best carriers on the market 5.) Medicare Coverage to cover prescriptions, hospital visits and more. 6.) Help with payments, insurance carriers, document management and so much more.

They want to roll out the red carpet to their clients to make it as easy as possible for them. They handle the Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as Hc.gov) for their clients and they submit all applications and information that is required by the government. They also handle off-market policies and ensure the best plans are selected for the consumer’s dollar. They stay educated on trends, market changes, price changes, insurance regulations and more. They help their clients to understand all of this and how it affects them each year.

If you want a company that prides itself and is built on helping you – and you are looking for experienced, dedicated, ethical people to get you insured – then call USA Health Insurance today!

Jody Stewart/Vaccines 2 Go

Vaccines 2 Go provides you and your employees with convenient on-site access to vaccinations you need. By bringing this service on-site, employers are able to give their employees a convenient way to have peace of mind that they and their family’s are protected. V2G also provides vaccines to medical sales professionals and allows them online access to their medical portal so they can send in the medical records to access hospitals and vendor services. It also saves the medical company money by allowing the sales rep to get in-home vaccines or at the National Sales Meeting, reducing the time they would have to spend in a doctors office or health department. Therefore they are not missing time from work and missing sales. Vaccines 2 Go offers three types of vaccines: Routine, Recommended and Required. They are conveniently available in all 50 states.

Gwynnis Mosby /Gwynnis Mosby Makeup Academy

If you’re looking for a new, exciting and lucrative career in professional makeup artistry, then look no further. The Gwynnis Mosby Makeup Academy offers a comprehensive, hands-on education in all areas of professional makeup. Their masters level classes are taught by qualified instructors who are veteran working professionals in the field of makeup with many years of experience in a wide range of areas, including beauty and corrective makeup, airbrushing and body makeup, theater and live performance makeup, high fashion makeup, runway and photography, bridal, high definition television, film, fantasy, beginning prosthetics, and special effects. They offer career development courses and help students prepare to work in the field of makeup upon completion of course programs.