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HASHTAG SEARCH : CYBERSECURITY https://goo.gl/dhpx84 (turn up the sound) We are back from  City of Hope  today, the middle of a cycle of three doctor visits and a round of blood tests, all part of our six-month checkup.  As readers of my blog know, we are approaching the 10th anniversary of the April 2006 diagnosis of  mantle cell lymphoma  (MCL).  Today's visit was with the  endocrinologist  and he, of course, reviewed and discussed our blood test results taken a week ago. Happy to say that all is well!  However, not too many miles away from that hospital location, another hospital in the LA area doesn't find some matters going so well. Flip②▶ Alarm ★ WORTH on Flipboard | http://flip.it/tDWQh Having enjoyed nearly a 40-year career starting in 1971 with nonprofit hospitals, I observed how information management has become an important cornerstone of patient care and the health care business in general.  That rea...

Fed subsidies to undo ACA (not?)

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Flip②▶ STORIFY The February 15 deadline has come and gone for the 2015 enrollment in Obamacare which means those still without health insurance in America will face penalties at the April 15 tax-filing time. Right?  Of course, we can't be so sure because the rules are constantly changing or being adjusted by the Obama Administration.  A year after the national roll-out of the PPACA, the only thing that is certain is that the supporters and the detractors about the law are still at odds on a multitude of issues. Flip②▶ DEMA ♥ CONNECT [ View the story "Fed subsidies to undo ACA (not?)" on Storify ] DemaConnect: ▶Connect Frank J. De Mary CSA, MBA, BA, CPL  founder & CEO of DEMA & Associates  Serving the Inland Empire, San  Bernardino, Southern California,  Nation Wide 909-484... View on  demaconnect.blog... Preview by Yahoo In affiliation with ALTACITIES

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