03-26-2010, 06:38 AM
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here is the ANNEX for the health care program posted just this week!
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ANNEX
(1)
In any type of pay system for Health Services,
where the source of funds is TAX money.
A fair price to pay Health Care
Professionals under this new idea is:
$100.oo per person per month.
(2)
In the case of Nursing home residents.
A fair price to pay Health Care
Professionals under this new idea is:
$150.oo per nursing home resident per month.
Future Possibilities under this plan to consider
Future Possibility - 1
(3)
A client under this plan must leave the city in which his/her
doctor/clinic is in and must receive medical attention.
Possible Solution
Cooperative 'A' and other cooperatives around the country,
go into contract and agree to create a 'HOSPITAL ACCOUNT',
in which they all pay into this account a set fee per month.
These Cooperatives seek Hospital Group 'Z' and agree to pay
it, under contract* (also see *'GRACE SWING' below); a set
fee per month.
Therefore, if the possibility that their client should need
medical attention (when outside of their home city), their
client can visit any hospital under the Hospital Group 'Z'
umbrella and receive the care they need.
Future Possibility - 2
(4)
The Cooperatives secure 10 corporations to
pay them to give Health Care to its employees.
The Cooperative(s) set up a 'HOSPITAL ACCOUNT' and go into
contract with Hospital Group 'X'. Hospital Group 'X' gives The
Cooperative(s) access to it's operating facilities/surgeons,
in the event that it is ever needed.
Let us say for this example (Future Possibility - 2), that
The Cooperative(s) agreed to pay (under contract) to Hospital
Group 'X', $10,000.oo per month (with no additional charges to
either The Cooperative(s) or Their Clients) for access to its
facilities, in the case their client needs surgery.
The Cooperative(s) lose 2 corporations that were paying them,
therefore can afford $8,000.oo payment to Hospital Group 'X'. (The
Cooperatives must provide Proof of Corporation failure to Hospital
Group 'X'.
* GRACE SWING
The Cooperatives and Hospital Group 'X' agree to a 20% 'GRACE SWING'.
That is, within their contract with Hospital Group 'X', they can pay
up to 80% of $10,000.oo without penalty and keep the hospital doors
open.
In the event that The Cooperative(s) can pay less than 80%, Hospital
Group 'X' agrees to accept any amount under 80% (say for this example
The Cooperatives can pay $7,000.oo or 70% to Hospital Group 'X'). The
remaining $1,000.oo can work out as a 'Business Loan' from Hospital
Group 'X' to The Cooperative(s) at a set rate - example: 3 years at 3%
interest. For the sake of leaving the Hospital doors open.
Key points for Hospital Group 'X' to consider
(1)
The Cooperative(s) payments are dependent on corporation payment,
they are to be held harmless, in the case of corporation failure.
(2)
In the event of below 80% payment of their contract. Hospital Group 'X'
is to consider: under their contract with the cooperative(s), they get
paid a set fee per month, whether or not their facilities are used or
not and the Business Loan makes up the difference.
Hospital Group 'X' should consider further,
70% of something is better that 100% of nothing.
  
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