The American Families Plan would provide public investment in a secure, equitable future for families and econ. recovery, addressing income inequality and systemic racism and targeting investments in good jobs, child care, paid leave, education clasp.org/press-room/press-r…
Alabama is the fourth riskiest state for employee lawsuits. ow.ly/LJ9xe
What Does UnitedHealth’s Latest Move on Hysterectomies Mean? #Healthcare ow.ly/LJ94s
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Has Obamacare contributed to a projected $2 trillion reduction in health-care spending? theatln.tc/1ba6s1N
Alabama's health care crisis: Task force looks to lower costs, expand services in rural areas ow.ly/LJ8gf
Task force explores accessible health care; Bentley considers state plan #healthcare #ACA ow.ly/LJ8aE
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“@ynpn: Which of MLK’s views on philanthropy, diversity, or service inspires you most? What a legacy, what a leader.”
Birmingham ranks in top half of affluent U.S. metro areas. bizj.us/11tzfz
“@Baker_HealthRef: Tennessee changes course, will submit Medicaid expansion plan to feds, says Haslam nashvillepost.com/news/2014/…”
Placing less on your to-do list may grant you time during the day to accomplish more: onforb.es/1wJeoQ0
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Why does Alabama rank last in health care spending growth? al.com/news/index.ssf/2014/0…
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Social Media Guide for Lawyers v.2.0: How-To Guide to Social Media Platforms:... bit.ly/1z6Yr27 | by @MeritasLawFirms #marketing
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Hospital network hacked, 4.5 million records stolen cnnmon.ie/1pzfLv5 via @Jose_Pagliery
Replying to @NewLawBizModel
“@lawbizmentors: 5 Ways to Infect Others with Motivation ow.ly/A9tBx” #MotivationMonday
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States that expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act have seen a big drop in the number of uninsured adults. on.wsj.com/1kkVtp3
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5 Ways to Infect Others with Motivation ow.ly/A9tBx
“@bizjournals: Let’s review: The top 5 health care and tech stories of July bizj.us/102yut”
Replying to @Forbes
“@Forbes: Why the executives who will drive the growth of urgent care will come from retail, not healthcare: onforb.es/1tv5FM2”













