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so sad that in america the only options after a terminal cancer diagnosis is either to make meth or make saw traps

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A-Level Playing Field

Nobody wanted my opinion on this, but it’s hard growing up poor. 

1988. It’s that damp kind of evening outside, clouded by condensation on the single glazed windows, and the smoke from my Nan’s Benson and Hedges. We’ve just had tea – this is North, of course – and everything is accompanied by slices of springy bread heavily lacquered in ‘soft spread’. The gold foiled butter is, usually, saved for my grandad, who works at a fibreglass factory. It’s a very long way away (actually 3.7 miles) and he leaves on his bike every evening with three rounds of tinned ham sandwiches in his bag. Tonight, my mum is out until half nine, working in the care home in the next town, picking me up at ten-ish, depending on how fast she walks. My mum is 27. Five years out of a loveless marriage, living in a council house, she has no qualifications but is working for her City and Guilds and her English ‘O-Level’, GCSEs haven’t hit our vocabulary yet, and won’t until my second cousin Mark does his two years later.

Tonight is Thursday. Nan goes out on a Thursday, which means she will leave the house at half seven in a haze of Vitapoint, Elnett and Lily of the Valley, to play Bingo at the local club. I am being looked after by Alan, my mum’s younger brother, living at home, working in the Mill that overlooks the town below like a stern Victorian overseer. He’s always grumpy, stuck in a town that has no opportunities, and no visible exit. The eighties have been cruel to young, working-class men. The vehement cry of ‘get the fuck out’ hasn’t reached our town but will do in eight years time, on a wave of Britpop, New Labour, cigarettes, and alcohol.

My uncle looks to the television for nightly escape. Thursday is Blackadder, it’s Not The Nine O’Clock News, it’s Comic Strip, it’s A Bit of Fry and Laurie, it’s Red Dwarf, it’s shipwrecked and comatose, and me engrossed on the couch, not sipping mango juice, but milky tea (the North!), as my uncle laughs his head off in between cigarettes. My mum returns, smelling like TCP and the outside, with salty, vinegary chips, and we eat them as we walk the newly tarmacked paths under the orange street lights. I ask her what a goldfish shoal is. She tells me to shush.

I decided that weekend that I wanted to be funny. I mean I could make people laugh when I did my Cilla Black impression, so surely that was a start, and thank to Carry On films I was brilliant at ‘Infamy, Infamy!’, I knew this because my grandad (the cleverest man I knew) had told me so. Even though I was only in Junior One, I knew that you had to be taught how to be funny, that there was definitely some kind of class that you would have to take to learn it, because I had never really been a natural at anything; apart from whistling, which I did with gusto in shrill, high- pitched tones wherever I could.

I read a lot, especially the paper – particularly the Daily Mirror, which probably explains why I am always heavily weighted to the left, and not just because of my ineptitude in heels – and found out that Hugh Laurie, who is obviously the funniest man I have ever encountered, went to Cambridge and was in something called ‘The Footlights’. Then was it, I decided. I was going to go to Cambridge and join ‘The Footlights’ and be funny like Victoria Wood and Dawn French. I imagine ‘The Footlights’ to be a rag-tag theatrical group living on their wits, humour, and more importantly, Pot Noodles. I tell my Grandad that I want to go to Cambridge. He tells me not to be daft.

Now, when I think about it, wanting to go to Cambridge was not a preposterous idea for any child at the age of seven; you are at the start of your education journey. There is plenty of time to get better at things, to practice, to be coached, to improve yourself; but for a working-class girl, who would eventually be the first member of her family to go to university, I might as well have said that I wanted to fly to Mars on fairy wings. But, children who attend private schools are told from the age of four that Oxford or Cambridge are the end goals for their education, with any of the higher-performing Russell Group universities being something that they could settle for, at a push. I didn’t even know what a Russell Group University was until about three years ago, and why would I? For me, in my small artsy primary school with forty children across four year groups, a dismissive attitude towards formal English education, and a liberal fancy for devoting the whole of the summer term to the end of year show, this was not something that was even thought about. Oxford and Cambridge were places printed on the back of books, they weren’t places that you went to university. In fact, most of my primary school teachers hadn’t even been to university but received their qualifications at the local teacher training college; the only exception is a brown jumpered gentleman with a penchant for using cupboards as a disciplinary technique. 

We’ll skip forward a few years later, and high school is a vigorous mixing bowl of talents, it takes until at least year nine before anyone even notices who I am amongst the squall of kids churning about in KS3. Dinner is pink sausage meat wrapped in a translucent puff pastry duvet, a treat even on the hottest days when the fat sticks to your lips; and the terms pass in a haze of cheap cider (the kind that tastes like sick), the floral pout of Cherry Lypsyl, and Chris Evans on the Radio One Breakfast Show; who is hastily snoozed every morning before I smell the lukewarm coffee my mum has left by my bed before she goes to work.  At this point my mum is a newly qualified nurse at the hospice two towns over, her fingers raw from hand sanitiser, but with rolls of antiseptic scented micropore tape that I use for a cacophony of projects. She is on nights right now, spooning gravelly granules of instant coffee into a mug, blurry from sleep, I am cobbling together a mask out of old Cornflake packets, stuck together with nursing supplies and painted with nail varnish that went past its best around the same time as the Thompson Twins. It is 1995, and the country feels like it is on the cusp of something.  I don’t know what, but I’m looking forward to the Year 2000 because I will be fully grown. Well, nineteen.

But what about Oxbridge? Well, for starters, if you attend a state school you have to be so immediately impressive to your teachers that they discuss you in the staffroom. It’s not enough to be good at one particular thing, you have to excel across the board. You have to be so amazingly shiny, that even the most jaded teacher in the school cannot fail to be dazzled by your brightness. For state school kids, Oxbridge is not something that they suggest to the average 10 A*-C kids, it’s not something that they even dangle in front of 10 A*-B kids who are pretty good. At state school, you have to be exceptional for your teachers to even consider you as a candidate, and then you have to achieve enough A*s in your GCSEs that you might as well open a Planetarium. Even then, all they can really do is say ‘I think you could go to Oxford or Cambridge, you know’, or flag you up to the local authority careers service as ‘potential Oxbridge’. There is no Oxford Fast Track programme in state schools, even for exceptional kids.

In a recent social media fracas, one lady proclaimed that if you gave kids a level playing field then poor kids would always triumph because they were more resilient - all those Crispy Pancakes, surely? But for children from a working-class background, we’re not even on the playing field yet; we have to borrow trainers with non-marking soles, scrape around for a quid for the bus. By the time we get to the playing field, we have already been running around for half the day trying to get there, we miss the warm-up because we were late and, honestly, by this point, we’re just knackered because we’ve had to work so much harder just to get there in the first place.

The warm-up is a given to those whose parents have been able to pay for their education – they even get complimentary orange slices for afterwards, just for extra pep and vigour. There are Oxbridge prep classes, extracurricular activities slanted towards the Oxbridge admissions interviews, and chances to take unpaid internships during the summer using family connections. It’s not just that though... it’s little things like knowing it’s pronounced ‘Barkshire’, not Berkshire, it’s when you use a napkin, it’s spending a week skiing at Courchevel. It’s olives. 

In 1998, I don’t know any of these things and, even if I did, my accent with its flat vowels and its Lancashire intonation would give me away in a heartbeat, because I sound like I’ve fallen off a pit pony on my way back t’mill. Things change quickly though. My mum has a baby. A screaming, mewling little boy born during The Simpsons on a Friday evening in October. Now there is absolutely no money for luxuries, and when our TV gets nicked, we end up using the small portable from upstairs. My Nan lends me money here and there to get to college, but it only covers the bus fare, and the small endowment that I receive  - supposedly to cover driving lessons - gets swallowed up with everyday things that seventeen-year olds shouldn’t have to pay for. I’m working for 4 hours a week in Woolies too, £3.10 p/h to stand around the toy department in a slippery polyester blouse the colour of synthetic mint ice cream, before skulking off to the bookshop to spend that money on things for college.  Nothing fancy but, by this point, I am well on my way to being a ‘Funny Girl’, studying a raft of ‘arty-farty’ A-Levels and English thrown in for good measure. The Cambridge Footlights hardly crosses my mind anymore, because Oxford and Cambridge are reserved for the kids doing the hard sciences, maths, law, politics, things that you need a calculator for. You don’t get into Oxford with A-Levels in Theatre Studies, Media, and Performing Arts, despite what they tell you about diversity.

Oxford or Cambridge do not offer a typical British university experience, and how can teachers who have never passed through the rigorous and exhausting Oxbridge admissions procedure be expected to offer any kind of advantage to their gifted and talented students? If you are a working-class parent relying on underfunded, underpaid and overworked FE lecturers to help coach your child through this, then you are immediately on the backfoot compared to a child whose parents can afford private tutors, admissions booklets, and interview coaches. This is no reflection on sixth form teachers in FE establishments across the country, who do all they can to nurture the kids with Oxbridge potential, but when some classes haven’t received new textbooks for two years, where students are encouraged to photocopy their own materials to save costs, you can see where the class difference begins to draw attention to itself without the need for neon yellow highlighters.

My UCAS book arrived in September; an impressive, thinly papered tome with a glossy black and white cover, University Colleges and Admission Services stamped across it in orange. It smells like a cross between the Argos catalogue and a phone book, which I feel is rather apt given that it contains the codes of institutions and courses that will break me out of this godforsaken town: a cypher that I etch out on the application form in black biro.

London

Southampton

Buckinghamshire

Preston

Liverpool

Manchester.

I don’t want to go to any of the bottom three, of course, far too close to where I came from to be relevant.  My second cousin Mark’s stint at Sheffield Hallam seemed to be an excuse for his mum to visit his ‘digs’ once a month with catering sized tins of Nescafe, and I would be lying if I said I wasn’t quite looking forward to edging the lid off with a knife and stabbing through that ridged foil. My mum writes a cheque out in her secondary modern handwriting, crossing her fingers that they won’t cash it until after payday.

The discrepancies between low-income working-class families and those with a better income also show here too - this can be something as simple as slow internet connection, not having a working laptop and doing work on smartphones, access to transport, costs for travel to visit universities. Things like this are not included when factoring in costs for students from low income. How can you visit all the different university campuses, with all the travel costs and maybe even overnight accommodation, when your parents can barely afford to keep the lights on? There was only one institution that I wanted to go to. London Institute, a glamourous collection of art colleges that included the London College of Fashion, Central St Martins, and, more importantly for me, The London College of Printing.  The competition was fierce, but I was shortlisted for an interview in the capital with a former editor of the Daily Mirror. My house was showered in happy expletives that day. Even in 1999, tickets from Wigan to London were over £50 for a pre-booked return. My mum cashed in all of her Clubcard points for the ticket. But, just for me, because she hadn’t bought enough milk to cover the cost of two tickets. However, I must have impressed Tony Delano in that office in Clerkenwell, because he gave me an amazingly lowball offer meaning that my A-level results became a terribly graded self-fulfilling prophecy.

Oxford is different from usual universities in that there are colleges, thirty-nine in total. You might have seen them on University Challenge – Balliol, Trinity, Emmanuel, Brasenose – or from reading the Wikipedia pages of any of our last three Prime Ministers, including the incumbent Boris Johnson, who graduated with a 2:1 in 1987. That’s the other thing – you don’t study something at Oxford, you read it – you don’t start your studies, you matriculate, for which you need a robe. Now, I have been told by helpful and obstinate alumni via social media that Matriculation Robes are £25, ex-hire. However, I have also been told by a current Oxford student that the robe cost is £50 minimum, and no-one would dare wear a secondhand robe as ‘everyone would know’. It’s immediately singling yourself out as a Weasley in a room filled with Malfoys.

The accommodation costs are comparable to London prices; however, this does not cover the Christmas break, which means everything needs to be packed up and stored. Not only do you pay for the storage, but you pay for the boxes too. Much to my disappointment, no-one nips out for a Pot Noodle either, students are expected to dine ‘in hall’ (again, more cost!) where you can choose between an informal and a formal sitting – where your gown is required. I imagine for a working-class kid attending Oxford or Cambridge is very much like cosplaying on a Harry Potter set, but without the magic of a bottomless purse. There are balls too at the end of each term, formal affairs with ticket prices over £50. Again, said the former alumni, you don’t have to go! It’s not obligatory!

But let me tell you a harsh reality. Nothing ostracises a poor kid more than not being able to join in because they can’t afford it. Nothing. And we might have great friends who would all chip in and pay for our ticket, or lend us the money, but there is something very working-class about not wanting people to know that we can’t afford it. Surely we should not be asking these young adults who have studied and worked against all odds, to have a second class university experience because they know their parents won’t be able to help. You can’t even get a job to supplement your income either; the majority of colleges stipulate this, and as someone who had to work two term-time jobs at a much less prestigious university to live (even with the glorious student overdrafts of pre-austerity Britain), this really hit home at how much I would have struggled financially if I had gone to either of these institutions.

Recently my daughter applied for university. We get in the car and visit a university each week, driving miles up and down and across the country. We fight over choices and analyse each course based on employability, and whether or not she would like it. The process is completed in clicks and feels much more clinical than twenty years earlier, but rather than heading into unchartered waters, I have a map. It might be old and tattered, but I have a much better idea of where we are going now. My daughter believes that the meritocracy is a lie, and she tells me this in sharp, pointed tones as we receive her A-level results on a rainy Thursday morning. She goes to University in September and spends the autumn sending me videos of the Minster, or tutorials on how to swear in Japanese. She is only the second person in our family to continue on to higher education. I don’t just mean in her generation. I mean in total. We are the exception, not the rule.

One of the first questions someone at Oxford was asked by a fellow student last year was ‘private or state’, she replied ‘private’ and was met with a smile. There was no need to ask who the state school entrant was, as she queried the partridge and asparagus served for dinner – ‘this chicken is tough. Is that grass?’- and arrived for the formal sitting with her gown covering a denim skirt and shimmery top underneath. Private school teaches these things, no desperate faux pas for Isobel or Jeremy, whereas state schools do not have the resources or the knowledge to run classes on etiquette for the small number of their students that make it through the intense application procedures. This is not saying that low-income children should be discouraged – not at all – instead, it is saying that there is something inherently wrong with the system. At private school, you are disappointed if you don’t get into Oxbridge, whereas the state school child who gets in is an extraordinary anomaly talked about for years in hushed tones of reverence by the faculty.

And this is the issue with saying that children are on a level playing field, that everyone is measured on their own merit; because it is not true. For children on very low incomes, the odds are unfairly stacked against them, and the issues such as 2020’s disastrous A-Level results just add more bricks to an already near-insurmountable wall.

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Today the director’s cut of “Richard’s bucket list” video by Louis Tomlinson filmed with his last single Two Of Us playing in the background was released. At the time of the release of the video, Louis called for donations to 3 charities dear to his and Richard’s heart:

Alzheimer’s Society UK: This is the biggest UK charity dedicated to supporting research into Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, and in supporting individuals with dementia and their families. As life expectancy in western countries increases, the population ages, and more and more people are diagnosed every day with neurodegenerative diseases including dementia and Alzheimer’s. For example, it is calculated that every three minutes a person is diagnosed in the UK with dementia. The goal of Alzheimer’s Society UK is to make sure that nobody goes through this type of diagnosis ever feeling alone and that they are given all the tools to manage the symptoms of this disease in the best possible way so they can live a better life. One of their initiatives currently being tested is called Dementia Connect. This is a service which combines in-person meetings, phone calls and online connection with Dementia Advisers who are trained to help patients identify strategies to remain independent and active for as long as possible.  In addition to the care and support of patients and their families, Alzheimer’s Society UK supports scientific research into the causes of Alzheimer’s disease, the identification of better diagnostic tools, and even prevention of this disease. Funds raised through this charity go into supporting scientists at all levels including graduate students and early career investigators, helping to form the next generation of scientists dedicated to understanding Alzheimer’s and dementia. You can support the work of Alzheimer’s Society UK by volunteering and fundraising for them, or by directly donating at this link.

Cancer Research UK: This is a UK based charity dedicated to raising funds for the prevention and treatment of cancer. Cancer Research UK has an ambitious plan. It wants to raise the average cancer survival rate from 50% to 75% in the next 20 years. To do so they are calling for donations that will be used towards scientific research to build a better understanding of cancer, to facilitate a major shift in early diagnosis, and to accelerate translational research. The charity has a special interest in investing funds into the scientific research of the least understood of the cancers, the ones that have the poorest survival rate, including pancreatic cancer and glioblastoma.  Louis Tomlinson and other members of One Direction, and the band itself have been supporting this charity for years. One Direction partnered with Prizeo during their Where We Are Tour to offer fans the opportunity to win tickets to their last tour date in Miami. During that campaign One Direction raised $346,413 (article here). Niall recently partnered with Justin Rose for a golf charity event benefiting Cancer Research UK Kids and Teens (article) and Louis took part with bandmate Liam Payne in Stand Up to Cancer, a televised fundraiser for cancer research benefiting Cancer Research UK (article). To place a donation to Cancer Research UK, visit their donation page here.

Bluebell Wood Children Hospice: This is a children hospice located in North Anston, Sheffield which cares for children and young adults affected by life-threatening and life-shortening illnesses. The idea of the hospice came about after the passing in 1998 of 11 years old Richard Cooper. Richard suffered from a degenerative condition and later in life also from cancer. His family realized that Richard could have benefited from a place where he could have gotten medical care and support without being confined in a hospital setting. It took another 10 years to raise the necessary fundings, but in 2008 Bluebell Wood opened its doors to sick children and their families. Bluebell Wood sits on six and a half acres of land and it has accommodations for 8 children and their families, which include also common spaces such as playrooms, a movie theater, and a TV room. In addition to caring for children on their premises, Bluebell Wood provides in-home care for ~250 children and their families in the area. All the families that are supported by Bluebell Wood do not pay one single penny to the charity which provides its service completely free.  Bluebell Wood, however, receives only 10% of the funds it needs for its operations from the government. The other 90% of the funds are coming in through donations, fundraising, and the sale of Bluebell Wood merchandise at its 10 stores. Thankfully, Bluebell Wood can count on the support of its patrons including Louis Tomlinson who has been supporting this charity through the years in countless ways (articles published by us on June 12th, 2016, June 26th, 2016, June 29th 2016, July 29th, 2016, and January 15th, 2018). To place a donation to Bluebell Wood, visit their page here.

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Aromatherapy Massage and Massage Effectiveness on Emotional and Physical Wellbeing

It has been well established that stress is one of the leading factors of chemical changes in the body. Persons who suffer from high anxiety are more prone to depression, disrupted sleep, heart disease and a kaleidoscope of other health disorders. In the case of those persons suffering from a plethora of health conditions, aromatherapy massage and massage have been shown to alleviate stress and anxiety. While these natural healing techniques may not always cure disease, they can have a remarkable effect on the physical body.

What many individuals do not realize is that stress is the leading proponent in raising blood sugar levels and blood pressure, red blood cell over activity, constricted blood vessels, racing pulse, and digestive problems. These facts prove that stress can have a very negative impact on overall health.

In a report by the Research Institute of Nursing Science (College of Nursing Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea), aromatherapy massage was studied on elderly women in Korea to determine its efficacy on anxiety and self-esteem issues.

In the study, aromatherapy massage was administered using aromatic essential oils, such as chamomile, lavender, lemon and rosemary. Overall, the study lasted seven (7) weeks in duration. During that time frame, aromatherapy massage sessions were set three (3) times per week, with each session being 20 minutes. After the initial three-week period, a one-week intermission ensued, and then continued the remaining three weeks. While blood pressure and pulse rate were not significantly affected, remarkable differences were clearly established in regard to anxiety and self-esteem.

In another study, aromatherapy massage was administered to older patients suffering from constipation. In the 10-day study, the experimental group was given abdominal aromatherapy massage; using the essential oils lemon, peppermint and rosemary. The control group, too, was given massage; but without the aid of aromatherapy. Upon commencement of the study, levels of constipation were measured by the constipation assessment scale (CAS). While the results found that the average number of bowel movements had improved in both groups (being treated with both aromatherapy massage and placebo massage); the experimental group who had received the aromatherapy massage showed a significant improvement. Purportedly, the aromatherapy massage demonstrated that its effects lasted for two (2) weeks after treatment; whereas non-aromatherapy massage lasted approximately seven to ten days (7-10). In conclusion, the study found that aromatherapy, coupled with massage does help ease geriatric constipation.

Other research suggests that both aromatherapy massage and massage are beneficial to persons suffering from cancer. In a study performed by Princess Alice Hospice in the UK, patients were administered both aromatherapy massage and massage alone during a four-week course. To assess its efficacy on physical and psychological symptoms, both techniques were randomly administered to patients with advanced stages of cancer. The findings were promising, as significant sleep patterns were enhanced in both the aromatherapy massage group and the massage-alone group. In addition, depression levels were statistically significant in the massage group. Overall, the study showed that patients who had heightened levels of distress were more likely to respond to both aromatherapy massage and massage alone.

In conclusion, we have learned that stress-related disorders and health complications can be significantly reduced and/or alleviated by natural healing techniques such as aromatherapy massage, massage and other noninvasive health treatments.

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CBD Store Southwick

There are several health benefits of CBD. People look for  CBD Store Southwick to get relief from everyday pain, manage anxiety, and balance their mental and physical functioning. While CBD contains THC, the amount is only less than 0.3% compared to the 25-30% of marijuana. This makes CBD in Massachusetts legal. You can find many stores selling CBD tincture Southwick and CBD edibles Southwick. The best CBD shop Southwick prepares the product from high quality hemp and undergoes stringent processing to ensure quality. SunMed is one of the premier names when it comes to the best cbd oil in Southwick. Apart from CBD gummies Southwick, they also have a wide variety of other innovative product lines using only the highest quality ingredients.

Life in Southwick

Located in Hampden County, Southwick is a mid-sized city in Massachusetts that offers a suburban feel. The small population creates close knit community ties among its residents. Crime rate is low compared with the national US average but unemployment rate is high at 7%. Median household income is $73,000. Educational system is average with Granby Memorial High School as the top public school serving the area. Through the years, the city is slowly transitional from farm land to recreational area. There are nice parks, golf-courses, and lake available for different family activities. Even if this is a small town, there are many restaurants and shops around the downtown area.

Meadow View Farm in Southwick closing retail business

SOUTHWICK, Mass. (WWLP) – Owners of Meadow View Farm are closing their popular retail and greenhouse business in Southwick as one of the owners is in hospice care due to bladder cancer. Meadow View Farms, LLC located on College Highway in Southwick announced on Facebook Thursday they will be closing their retail and greenhouses. Carolyn says her husband Ben who she describes as the owner, manager, chief financial officer, and fearless leader has been battling bladder cancer for the last 2 and a half years.  Read more here...

Cancer is one of the top leading causes of death worldwide. When a family member acquires the disease, the entire household suffers. The effect can be financial, emotional, and physical to everyone. While the genes are strong predictors of the illness, one’s lifestyle is the biggest consideration. This makes it very important to adapt a healthy diet, have regular exercise, avoid all forms of stress, and if possible, take food supplements that are known to balance the body’s homeostasis. Cancer is a long and expensive treatment. Patients need to overcome not just the pain associated with the illness but the expenses that will come from it.

Enders State Forest in Southwick, MA

The Enders State Forest comes from the land donation of the children of John and Harriet Enders. It is located in Granby, Connecticut and less than 10 miles from Massachusetts border. The 1500 acres of forest was established in 1970 and today, this is a popular recreational venue of both locals and tourists alike. During summer, there are many swimmers in the Enders Falls. But authorities issue warning because of the injuries reported. Other popular activities are hiking and birdwatching. Just make sure that you are prepared with your hiking gears and backpacks with snacks. It is also nice to know that the Enders State Forest is dog-friendly which means that you can bring your furry friend when you explore the area.

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What is a dual eligible patient?

Oct 09, 2019 Improper billing of dual eligible Medicare beneficiaries (dual eligibles) and Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMBs), sometimes referred to as a form of balance billing, is a persistent problem. Under the QMB program, state Medicaid agencies help pay Medicare premiums, deductibles, co-payments, and coinsurance.

UMHA DUAL Plan (HMO-SNP) Call 1-844-331-6334 (TTY:711) 8 am - 8 pm, 7 days a week from 10/1 - 3/31. $0 copay. Outpatient hospital: $0 copay These copays apply.

What Is Coordination of Benefits? When a person is eligible for benefits under two health insurance plans, coordination of benefits is the process when a person covered under two health insurance plans may receive health claims payouts and payment under both plans.

If the dual eligible QMB is enrolled in a advantage plan with cost sharing, the doctor can’t collect the copay (prohibition of balance billing on QMBs), but also can’t refuse to see the patient (Medicare advantage plans but not traditional Medicare have protections against discrimination specifically on the basis of payment). . Your costs may be as low as $0, depending on your level of Medicaid eligibility. This dual health plan is for people who qualify for both Medicaid and Medicare Parts A & B (Original Medicare). This is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plan. With an HMO plan, you must use network providers to get your medical care and services.

A dual eligible patient is a person who qualifies for both Medicare and Medicaid, and is given further assistance and care through these programs in order to provide coverage for their complex medical and financial situations that require more specific attention. About 9 million Americans are covered by both Medicare and Medicaid . Over 5.6 million dual eligible patients are over the age of 65. Another 3.6 million patients are under 65, but have major disabilities. Unfortunately, dual eligible beneficiaries are often poorer in health and require more expensive treatment options. The dual eligible population is far from homogeneous. They have a wide range of conditions, circumstances, and health care needs. Some, often described as “high need” or “high cost,” have extensive need for acute, post-acute, and long-term care services and supports. Other dual eligibles, while low income and qualify for Medicaid in addition to Medicare, use relatively few services and have lower than average Medicare costs. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the majority of dual eligibles have multiple chronic conditions, and many are in poor health with physical disabilities or mental disorders.

What’s covered?

Some of the basic offerings that are covered for dual eligibles are physician services, prescription drugs, hospitalizations, nursing facilities, hospice care, home visits, and more. Medicare covers the majority of services, but Medicaid is utilized in services that are not covered by Medicare. The objective of this system is that dual eligible beneficiaries are provided with treatment for their complex medical needs, raising the quality of their care, and reducing the overall costs of expensive treatments. Often times, these patients require costly treatments, making them a heavy burden on taxpayers. Another drawback of this program is that not all beneficiaries may receive the coverage needed based on their illness. They often get automatically enrolled in programs that might not take their specific healthcare needs into account. Despite the importance of the services that Medicare and Medicaid cover, the current system creates inefficiencies for dual eligibles. Deezer music streaming.

How can developing a relationship with dual eligible patients benefit pharmacists?

Dual eligible beneficiaries can impact pharmacies in a positive way. One of the major provisions of Medicare Part D regulations is that the government requires the state to continue to pay for certain prescription drugs and even over-the-counter medications for dual eligibles. These medications were covered by Medicaid, but are not covered by the Part D programs. This allows patients to receive the medications they need, and pharmacies to receive better reimbursements. The Part D program protects low-income beneficiaries from high costs, while ensuring that they have access to medications. A 2013 KRC Research survey found a 96% satisfaction rate among dual eligibles with the Part D drug program due to its success in limiting dual eligibles’ out-of-pocket drug costs.

Additionally, the automatic enrollment in Medicare Part D plan for these patients allows them to have access to expensive medications. In turn, this benefits pharmacies as they are able to bill the state to cover costs. The dual eligible option is ideal for those who cannot afford to treat their severe medical conditions and must seek further assistance as an extension to basic Medicare or Medicaid coverage. However, these benchmark plans that dual eligible patients are automatically assigned to are not always the most affordable for the patient. Often they do not take into account a patient’s current medical conditions. In addition, these plans may not have great reimbursements for the pharmacist. However, a pharmacist can find a plan that is beneficial to both patient and the pharmacy. Unlike standard Medicare Part D coverage, dual eligible patients can switch their plans at any time of the year. Pharmacists have the opportunity to take an active role in helping these vulnerable patients receive the most affordable care by providing information on the most financially viable plan, while also potentially generating more income for their pharmacy.

UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) is a 2020 Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan plan by UnitedHealthcare. This plan from UnitedHealthcare works with Medicare to give you significant coverage beyond original Medicare. If you decide to sign up you still retain Original Medicare. But you will get additional Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance) coverage from UnitedHealthcare and not Original Medicare. All Medicare SNPs also provide Medicare additional Part-D drug coverage. UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) DS-H0432 is a Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP). A Dual Eligible SNP is for beneficiaries who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. If you have Medicare and get help from Medicaid you can join any Medicare SNP you qualify for or switch plans at any time.

2020 Medicare Special Needs Plan Details

Plan Name:

UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP)

Plan ID:Special Needs Type: Dual-Eligible Provider: UnitedHealthcare Plan Year:2020Plan Type: Local HMO Monthly Premium C+D: $15.30

The UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) DS-H0432 is available to residents in Alabama, and all Medicare SNPs must provide Medicare additional prescription drug (Part-D) coverage. UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) is a Local HMO. With a health maintenance organization (HMO) you will be required to receive most of your health care from an in-network provider. Health maintenance organizations require that you select a primary care physician (PCP). Your PCP will serve as your personal doctor to provide all of your basic healthcare services. If you need special care for a physician specialist, your primary care physician will make the arrangements and tell you where you can go in the network. You will need your PCPs okay, called a referral. Without getting a referral or services received from out-of-network providers are not typically covered by the plan.

Part-C Premium

UnitedHealthcare plan charges a $0.00 Part-C premium. The Part C premium covers Medicare medical, hospital benefits and supplemental benefits if offered. You generally are also responsible for paying the Part B premium.

Part-D Deductible and Premium

The UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) plan has a monthly drug premium of $15.30 and a $435.00 drug deductible. This UnitedHealthcare plan offers a $15.30 Part D Basic Premium that is below the regional benchmark. This covers the basic prescription benefit only and does not cover enhanced drug benefits such as medical benefits or hospital benefits. The Part D Supplemental Premium is $0.00 this Premium covers any enhanced plan benefits offered by UnitedHealthcare above and beyond the standard PDP benefits. This can include additional coverage in the gap, lower co-payments and coverage of non-Part D drugs. The Part D Total Premium is $15.30. The Part D Total Premium is the addition of the supplemental and basic premiums for some plans this amount can be lower due to negative basic or supplemental premiums.

Premium Assistance

Depending on your income level you may be eligible for full 75%, 50%, 25% premium assistance. The UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) medicare insurance plan offers a $0.00 premium obligation if you receive a full low-income subsidy (LIS) assistance. And the payment is $3.80 for 75% low income subsidy $7.60 for 50% and $11.50 for 25%.

Part C Premium: $0.00 Part D (Drug) Premium: $15.30 Part D Supplemental Premium $0.00 Total Part D Premium: $15.30 Drug Deductible: $435.00 Tiers with No Deductible: 0 Benchmark: below the regional benchmark Type of Medicare Health Plan: Defined Standard Benefit Drug Benefit Type: Basic Full LIS Premium: $0.00 75% LIS Premium: $3.80 50% LIS Premium: $7.60 25% LIS Premium: $11.50 Gap Coverage: No

Gap Coverage

In 2020 once you and your plan provider have spent $4020 on covered drugs. (combined amount plus your deductible) You will be in the coverage gap. (AKA 'donut hole') You will be required to pay 25% for brand-name drugs and 25% on generic drugs unless your plan offers additional coverage. This UnitedHealthcare plan does not offer additional coverage through the gap.

UnitedHealthcare Drug Coverage and Formulary

A formulary is divided into tiers or levels of coverage based on the type or usage of your medication or benefit categories, according to drug costs. Each tier will have a defined out-of-pocket cost that you must pay before receiving the drug. You can see complete 2020 UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) H0432-009 Formulary here.

See the 2020 UnitedHealthcare Formulary

(*2020 Plan services will be added when available)

Health plan deductible

$0

Emergency care/Urgent care

Emergency$0 or $90 per visit (always covered) Urgent care$0 or $65 per visit (always covered)

Diagnostic procedures/lab services/imaging

Diagnostic tests and procedures0% or 20% Lab services$0 Diagnostic radiology services (e.g., MRI)0% or 20% Outpatient x-rays0% or 20%

Hearing

Hearing exam$0 copay Fitting/evaluationNot covered Hearing aids$0 copay

Preventive dental

Oral exam$0 copay Cleaning$0 copay Fluoride treatment$0 copay Dental x-ray(s)$0 copay

Comprehensive dental

Non-routine servicesNot covered Diagnostic services$0 copay Restorative services$0 copay Endodontics$0 copay Periodontics$0 copay Extractions$0 copay Prosthodontics, other oral/maxillofacial surgery, other services$0 copay

Vision

Routine eye exam$0 copay OtherNot covered Contact lenses$0 copay Eyeglasses (frames and lenses)Not covered Eyeglass frames$0 copay Eyeglass lenses$0 copay UpgradesNot covered

Mental health services

Inpatient hospital - psychiatric$0 or $500 per stay Outpatient group therapy visit with a psychiatrist$0 copay Outpatient individual therapy visit with a psychiatrist$0 copay Outpatient group therapy visit$0 copay Outpatient individual therapy visit$0 copay

Skilled Nursing Facility

Coming soon

Rehabilitation services

Occupational therapy visit$0 copay Physical therapy and speech and language therapy visit$0 copay

Ground ambulance

0% or 20%

Other health plan deductibles?

In-NetworkNo

Transportation

$0 copay

Foot care (podiatry services)

Foot exams and treatment$0 copay Routine foot care$0 copay

Medical equipment/supplies

Durable medical equipment (e.g., wheelchairs, oxygen)0% or 20% per item Prosthetics (e.g., braces, artificial limbs)0% or 20% per item Diabetes supplies$0 per item

Wellness programs (e.g., fitness, nursing hotline)

Covered

Medicare Part B drugs

Chemotherapy0% or 20% Other Part B drugs0% or 20%

Maximum out-of-pocket enrollee responsibility (does not include prescription drugs)

$6,700 In-network

Optional supplemental benefits

No

Additional benefits and/or reduced cost-sharing for enrollees with certain health conditions?

In-NetworkNo

Inpatient hospital coverage

$0 or $500 per stay $0 per day for days 91 and beyond

Outpatient hospital coverage

$0 copay

Doctor visits

Primary$0 copay Specialist$0 copay

Preventive care

$0 copay

Ratings for UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) DS

2019 Overall RatingPart C Summary RatingPart D Summary RatingStaying Healthy: Screenings, Tests, VaccinesManaging Chronic (Long Term) ConditionsMember Experience with Health PlanComplaints and Changes in Plans PerformanceHealth Plan Customer ServiceDrug Plan Customer ServiceComplaints and Changes in the Drug PlanMember Experience with the Drug PlanDrug Safety and Accuracy of Drug Pricing

Staying Healthy, Screening, Testing, & Vaccines

Total Preventative RatingBreast Cancer ScreeningColorectal Cancer ScreeningAnnual Flu VaccineImproving Physical Improving Mental HealthMonitoring Physical ActivityAdult BMI Assessment

Managing Chronic And Long Term Care for Older Adults

Total Rating SNP Care Management Medication ReviewFunctional Status AssessmentPain ScreeningOsteoporosis ManagementDiabetes Care - Eye ExamDiabetes Care - Kidney DiseaseDiabetes Care - Blood SugarRheumatoid ArthritisReducing Risk of FallingImproving Bladder ControlMedication ReconciliationPlan All-Cause ReadmissionsStatin Therapy

Member Experience with Health Plan

Dual Copyright

Total Experience RatingGetting Needed CareTimely Care and AppointmentsCustomer ServiceHealth Care QualityRating of Health PlanCare Coordination

Member Complaints and Changes in UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) Plans Performance

Total RatingComplaints about Health PlanMembers Leaving the PlanHealth Plan Quality Improvement

Health Plan Customer Service Rating for UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP)

Total Customer Service RatingTimely Decisions About AppealsReviewing Appeals DecisionsCall Center, TTY, Foreign Language

UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP) Drug Plan Customer Service ratings

Dual Copay Card

Total Rating Call Center, TTY, Foreign LanguageAppeals AutoAppeals Upheld

Ratings For Member Complaints and Changes in the Drug Plans Performance

Total Rating Complaints about the Drug PlanMembers Choosing to Leave the PlanDrug Plan Quality Improvement

Dual Company Structure

Member Experience with the Drug Plan

Total Rating Rating of Drug PlanGetting Needed Prescription Drugs

Drug Safety and Accuracy of Drug Pricing

Total Rating MPF Price AccuracyDrug Adherence for Diabetes Medications Drug Adherence for Hypertension (RAS antagonists)Drug Adherence for Cholesterol (Statins)MTM Program Completion Rate for CMRStatin with Diabetes

Dual Copyright Ownership

Coverage Area for UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete Plan 1 (HMO D-SNP)

State:Alabama County:Autauga, Baldwin, Barbour, Bibb, Blount, Bullock, Calhoun, Chilton, Clarke, Clay, Coffee, Colbert, Coosa, Cullman, Dale, Dallas, Elmore, Escambia, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Jefferson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Lowndes, Macon, Madison, Marshall, Mobile, Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Perry, Russell, Shelby, St. Clair, Talladega, Tallapoosa, Walker, Winston,

Source: CMS.

Plans as of September 4, 2019.

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Star Rating as of October 11, 2019.

Plan Services are 2019 information as reference. 2020 information will be added when released.

Notes: Data are subject to change. All contracts for 2020 have not been finalized. For 2020, enhanced alternative plans may offer additional cost sharing reductions in the gap on a sub-set of the formulary drugs, beyond the standard Part Part D benefit.

Dual Copay Coverage

Includes 2020 approved contracts/plans. Employer sponsored 800 series plans and plans under sanction are excluded.

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