I am a native of the west coast of the United States. I grew up in Florida where I lived for nine years before moving to Colorado. I have been married to my husband for seven years, and I have two children. I am a holistic health advocate and wellness educator and an avid cook. I enjoy teaching yoga, running, reading, watching movies, and hanging with my family. I also love to cook, and my kitchen is my sanctuary.
I’m more than a little obsessed with medical science and medicine. I am a physician and have been working in this field for over ten years. I am passionate about my profession and what I do, and I am currently working towards my Doctor of Medicine degree. I have three young children, ages 7, 5, and 1, and I have been practicing medicine for over 12 years. I have a B.S. in Biology and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.
I love how West Carver Medical was founded in 1987. I have been working for about 7 years now as a doctor in the Phoenix area. I have been a medical doctor for over 10 years and am a Clinical Psychologist for about 5 years. I specialize in Emergency Medicine and have worked with many different communities including the military, the Department of Veterans Affairs, hospitals, private practice, and large corporate offices.
I am currently a Physician in the Phoenix area. I work as a Physician in Emergency Medicine, Medical Director of a Private Practice, Clinical Psychologist, and a Medical Director for a Hospital.
Medical doctors are specialists in a variety of medical fields and are in a field of study that may or may not involve medical practice. A doctor can be a generalist, a specialist, or in a clinical practice.
Doctors and Nurse Practitioners are the only medical professionals who are allowed to practice medicine within the US without a license, but doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals can make themselves or their families eligible for medical coverage under Medicare. Medicare covers more than 90% of the medical services we receive.
Health-care insurance is expensive, but we can get a decent deal on Medicare with a couple of visits to a doctor. It is, however, very important that you read the fine print and understand the difference between Medicare and private insurance. The best way to find out more about Medicare is to go to Medicare.gov. The fine print can be found under the heading of “Medicare Part A”.
The healthcare plan that you join is a contract between the government and the insurer. This means that the terms of the contract are determined by the government, but the coverage and benefit provided to you is the same regardless of who you hire to do the work. The government will pay for the actual medical services (up to $6,500 per claim), and the insurer will pay for the rest.
The difference between Medicare and Medicaid is that Medicare covers all medical services, prescriptions, and long-term care, as well as a sliding scale of supplemental benefits for those who need them. You will certainly qualify for Medicare if you have an illness or disability that makes it impossible to work or go to school, but Medicare does not cover vision care, home health care, mental health care, or prescription drugs.
The ACA established a tax on prescription drugs that will be paid by the drug companies. This will give them an incentive to give you a free prescription drug, which is great if you have chronic medical problems that are not covered by Medicare. The drug companies also have an incentive to write about their products in places like Amazon and make a profit.
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