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Sunday, January 22, 2012

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Check out this coffee

I was visiting my friend recently, when he served me some really great

coffee. He knows me pretty well and that I start the day and end the day

with my favorite cup of coffee


(I admit I am a bit of a coffee freak.)


So anyway, when I asked him where I could find this heavenly product he

replied i think its Tylers but he was not sure, anyway just letting you

know: or you Google "Acid Free Coffee" or click http://tinyurl.com/7s6o9vb

So I did. You can take it from there...!!

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Alaska Health Insurance: Large Spending for High Risk Pool

Alaska is looking to spend a surprising $200k per year for each high risk pool member based on Kaiser Health News article by Phil Galewitz.  Alaska is one of the most expensive places to live in the United States and these increased costs apply to health care as well.  High risk pools are being set up under the federal government to assist uninsured individuals who have pre-existing conditions.  Alaska expects to spend $10 million this year to include about 50 members which equates to around $200,ooo per person.

Cecil Bykerk, executive director of the Alaska Comprehensive Insurance Association, which is running this pool, points out how expensive Alaska health care is, and although there’s a small number of people, the average cost of a claim is higher than expected.  The high risk pool appeals all types of high risk patients including pregnant women, and children who need heart transplants.  The costs far outweigh the original allocation of $13 million from the government under the pre-existing condition insurance plan.

Alaska is one of nine states to need additional funding and hopefully it will all work out since New Hampshire and California have already received more money.  Alaska has already spent $4.5 million since the pool started in September of 2010.  In December, Alaska asked for more money to avoid running out of funds before the plan ends in 2014.  According to Bykerk, Alaska officials are still awaiting a decision on whether or not their needs will be fulfilled.

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