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Tag Archives: Dialysis Patient Citizens
Dialysis and Mental Health
I am really sorry for the late notice about this webinar and telephone conference but if you can make it tomorrow, this should be worth it. Dialysis Patient Citizens (DPC), of which I am a member, has an Education Center … Continue reading →
Posted in activism, CKD, depression, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, lobbying, New Patient, patient care, Social Work
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Tagged CKD, depression, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, education, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, social work, treatment, wellness
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Dialysis and HR-4814
I’m going to pester you about this because it’s way too important so, please forgive me. Recently, a bill called “H.R.4814 – Chronic Kidney Disease Improvement in Research and Treatment Act of 2014” was introduced in the U.S. House of … Continue reading →
Posted in activism, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, kidney, lobbying, patient care
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Tagged dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, lobbying
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Dialysis and Kidney Care Bill
A bill has been entered into the House of Representatives that is extremely important to all of us kidney and dialysis patients. According to the Dialysis Patient Citizen: This bill seeks to advance several proactive kidney care policy initiatives … Continue reading →
Posted in dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, Insurance, lobbying, Medicare, patient care, thankful, thoughts, World Kidney Day
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Tagged CKD, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, lobbying, Medicare, patient, patients
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Dialysis and Washington, DC
(I apologize that this is over a month old and I and I am just now posting it! Frankly, I thought I had finished it but obviously I didn’t!) As you may know I was in DC for the Fly-in … Continue reading →
Posted in CMS, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, disability, ESRD, kidney, lobbying, Medicare, National Kidney Foundation. NKF, patient care, politics, social networking, thoughts, World Kidney Day
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Tagged CMS, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, hemodialysis, lobbying, Medicare
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Dialysis and Nancy Scott
In researching another topic, I came across this video biography of Nancy L. Scott. I’d really like for everyone to know about this lady. She’s a real champion for dialysis and transplant patients and I believe she’s done more for … Continue reading →
Posted in activism, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, kidney, lobbying, politics, thankful, thoughts, World Kidney Day
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Tagged Activism, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, education, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, kidney transplant, lobbying
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Dialysis and Good News
It’s almost rare nowadays that we get some good news from Congress but here’s some news that a bill signed by the President grants dialysis facilities and pharmaceutical providers some stability in what they’ll be reimbursed for kidney patients. … Continue reading →
Posted in Access, activism, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, friendship, kidney, lobbying, Medicare, World Kidney Day
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Tagged Ailsa Chang, Congress, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, lobbying, patient, Patient Education and Public Service, World Kidney Day
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Dialysis and NPR
While I was in Washington, DC for the Dialysis Patient Citizen fly-in, National Public Radio’s Ailsa Chang did an interview with me while reporting on “Access to Your Congressman”. It was a great opportunity to get the word out about … Continue reading →
Posted in Access, Affordable Care Act, Dialysis Patient Citizens, kidney, lobbying, Medicare, Uncategorized, World Kidney Day
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Tagged dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, treatment
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Dialysis and Amazing
You’re not going to believe this but CMS/Medicare withdrew their proposed changes to Medicare Part D drug coverage for post-transplant patients. Is that amazing or what?! I don’t know if it was the actual intervention by the dialysis/transplant community or … Continue reading →
Posted in AAKP, activism, CMS, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, lobbying, Medicare, National Kidney Foundation. NKF, politics, social networking, World Kidney Day
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Tagged CMS, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, lobbying, Medicare, patient care, success
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Dialysis AAKP and World Kidney Day
In celebration of World Kidney Day (13 March 2014) the American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP) is hosting a webinar about transplantation. You can read about it and register by CLICKING HERE. Also, if you’re not already a member, … Continue reading →
Posted in AAKP, activism, dialysis, Dialysis Patient Citizens, DPC, ESRD, kidney, lobbying, National Kidney Foundation. NKF
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Post-transplant Medications are in Danger!
In an article titled “Access to Immunosuppressive Drugs under Medicare Part D is at Risk“, the National Kidney Foundation writes about another issue to which we all need to respond. Last time at was CMS proposed 12 percent cuts to Dialysis … Continue reading →