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 Monday, September 29, 2008
Survival Guide for the Health Care Consumer
Monday, September 29, 2008 8:38:25 AM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00) ( Consumer-driven health care | High deductible Health Insurance | Transforming Healthcare )
If you need to become a better consumer of health care (who doesn't?) be sure to read the book recently published by change:healthcare  titled "My Healthcare Is Killing Me."  This book is available online and provides a practical guide to health care covering insurance basics, some helpful terminology, how to choose a provider, and how to select an insurnance plan that's right for you.  The book includes many helpful resources, definitions and examples.  This is a quick read of 140 pages -- well worth your time.  . You will be a more informed health care consumer after reading this book.  Congratulations to the change:healthcare team that wrote this book.

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