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Just when you think CVS couldn't go lower. It appears that CVS may have engaged in practices that are very concerning. According to a legislator, CVS allegedly utilized patient data to create the false impression that patients were contacting legislators regarding legislation aimed at preventing insurance company PBMs from...

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@SteveMooreRx How is this not a crime?

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𝐀 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐂𝐄𝐎 𝐢𝐬 𝐍𝐨𝐭 𝐓𝐡𝐞 ‘𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒌𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑪𝒍𝒂𝒔𝒔 𝑯𝒆𝒓𝒐’ Americans of all political affiliation suddenly woke up realize they agree that their healthcare system is inherently cruel and produces unnecessary misery. ★ NEW ARTICLE ⬇️

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This should be national headlines. It’s akin to ballot stuffing.

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HOLY CRAP @davidjoyner @KarenLynch @CVSHealth You guys reach new lows everyday. Thanks for crashing your MAC prices this week too. BTW, it won't work. Thanks as always Loretta!

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Great post Loretta

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someone had to program verification of benefits letters to do this. could be big trouble

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BIG ‼️ CVS pharmacy could be closing all pharmacies in Tennessee Tennessee lawmakers are finally cracking down on Pharmacy Benefits Managers owning pharmacies and skyrocketing prices CVS would rather close all locations than stop robbing Americans “Tennessee is running CVS out of the state. Look at this letter from CVS. ‘A proposed law threatens to close all CVS pharmacies in the state of Tennessee.’ That's an aggressive sounding law. How are legislators justifying targeted business closures like CVS is suggesting here? Well, of course that's not the case. The law that CVS says will close all CVS pharmacies is SB 2040. The bill prohibits PBMs in the state from owning, operating or controlling pharmacies, and it aims to prohibit evasion of the law through corporate structuring, intermediary ownership management contracts, other stuff like that. So the bill is not closing pharmacies. It's stopping CVS Express Scripts and Optum the big PBMs from owning pharmacies. But to CVS, that means that they will close all their pharmacies. That means if CVS was forced to choose between their 132 brick and mortar pharmacies that they have on the corner of every major intersection, those corner store staples of Americana, they would rather shut all those down and board them up than give up their PBM. This is the same thing they said in as well, they would abandon the pharmacy business to retain the pharmacy middleman business. That should be a big waving red flag to anyone who's still uncertain about where the power lies and where the money goes. CVS isn't making their money when you go to the store. They're making their money. When your boss signs up with Aetna, then they have 10,000 levers they could pull to maximize their profit. Tennessee is taking a bold step that isn't even really that far down the road. It's only in committee, but that's enough to get CVS to start campaigning”
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BIG ‼️ CVS pharmacy could be closing all pharmacies in Tennessee Tennessee lawmakers are finally cracking down on Pharmacy Benefits Managers owning pharmacies and skyrocketing prices CVS would rather close all locations than stop robbing Americans “Tennessee is running CVS out of the state. Look at this letter from CVS. ‘A proposed law threatens to close all CVS pharmacies in the state of Tennessee.’ That's an aggressive sounding law. How are legislators justifying targeted business closures like CVS is suggesting here? Well, of course that's not the case. The law that CVS says will close all CVS pharmacies is SB 2040. The bill prohibits PBMs in the state from owning, operating or controlling pharmacies, and it aims to prohibit evasion of the law through corporate structuring, intermediary ownership management contracts, other stuff like that. So the bill is not closing pharmacies. It's stopping CVS Express Scripts and Optum the big PBMs from owning pharmacies. But to CVS, that means that they will close all their pharmacies. That means if CVS was forced to choose between their 132 brick and mortar pharmacies that they have on the corner of every major intersection, those corner store staples of Americana, they would rather shut all those down and board them up than give up their PBM. This is the same thing they said in as well, they would abandon the pharmacy business to retain the pharmacy middleman business. That should be a big waving red flag to anyone who's still uncertain about where the power lies and where the money goes. CVS isn't making their money when you go to the store. They're making their money. When your boss signs up with Aetna, then they have 10,000 levers they could pull to maximize their profit. Tennessee is taking a bold step that isn't even really that far down the road. It's only in committee, but that's enough to get CVS to start campaigning”

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Yesterday, I traveled to Arkansas, the state that is the first to take the life-saving movement toward breaking up the health insurance and healthcare monopolies. "The bill will ban PBMs (Optum RX, CVS Caremark, & Express Scripts) from obtaining a license to own their own pharmacies in Arkansas. It will also force PBMs that currently own their own pharmacies here to sell those pharmacies by Jan. 26, 2026. It is a clear conflict of interest that the PBMs — which set reimbursement rates on drug costs for all pharmacies and determine which drugs a health plan will cover — should also own their own pharmacies. Time and time again, PBMs use this unfair advantage to generate a windfall of immense profit for themselves at the expense of patients. They steer patients to their own pharmacies — and they pay their own pharmacies a better reimbursement rate on drug costs than they do their local, independent competitors. The result: higher drug prices for all patients, fewer choices of where patients can obtain those drugs, and worse quality of care — as local pharmacies close." May Missouri & all other states be next as we await federal legislators to pull it together! Thank you to every beautiful person in our nation fighting for change, justice, & protection. FTC Josh Hawley Jason Smith
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Yesterday, I traveled to Arkansas, the state that is the first to take the life-saving movement toward breaking up the health insurance and healthcare monopolies. "The bill will ban PBMs (Optum RX, CVS Caremark, & Express Scripts) from obtaining a license to own their own pharmacies in Arkansas. It will also force PBMs that currently own their own pharmacies here to sell those pharmacies by Jan. 26, 2026. It is a clear conflict of interest that the PBMs — which set reimbursement rates on drug costs for all pharmacies and determine which drugs a health plan will cover — should also own their own pharmacies. Time and time again, PBMs use this unfair advantage to generate a windfall of immense profit for themselves at the expense of patients. They steer patients to their own pharmacies — and they pay their own pharmacies a better reimbursement rate on drug costs than they do their local, independent competitors. The result: higher drug prices for all patients, fewer choices of where patients can obtain those drugs, and worse quality of care — as local pharmacies close." May Missouri & all other states be next as we await federal legislators to pull it together! Thank you to every beautiful person in our nation fighting for change, justice, & protection. FTC Josh Hawley Jason Smith

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CVS threatened to close 134 pharmacies in Tennessee if a new bill passes that will prohibit any company from owning a pharmacy and pharmacy benefits manager at the same time “The bill is aimed at separating financial control over drug pricing from the pharmacies that ultimately dispense medications. It separates financial control from patient care decision making” CVS would rather pull out of an entire state than stop robbing Americans
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CVS threatened to close 134 pharmacies in Tennessee if a new bill passes that will prohibit any company from owning a pharmacy and pharmacy benefits manager at the same time “The bill is aimed at separating financial control over drug pricing from the pharmacies that ultimately dispense medications. It separates financial control from patient care decision making” CVS would rather pull out of an entire state than stop robbing Americans

Wall Street Apes

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Is Tennessee Really Forcing CVS Out? 🏥 There’s a lot of buzz about Tennessee “forcing” CVS to shut its doors. CVS even sent out a letter to customers claiming a new proposed law would shut down all its pharmacy locations in the state. 📨 But what’s the real story? Let’s dive into what's happening and why things might not be as they seem. 🕵️‍♂️ The Law: SB 2040 📜 The law in question is SB 2040. While CVS claims it will shut down their stores, the bill’s actual goal is to regulate Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). 💊 What’s a PBM? 🏢 Think of a PBM as a middleman between insurance companies and pharmacies. They handle everything from negotiating drug prices to managing pharmacy networks. Why Is CVS Worried? 😟 The bill prohibits PBMs from owning, operating, or controlling pharmacies. 🛡️ CVS is one of the biggest PBMs in the country (through CVS Caremark). Under this law, they would have to choose: Keep their PBM business or their brick-and-mortar stores. 🏬 The Profit Puzzle 🧩 CVS makes a significant portion of its profit through its PBM and insurance (Aetna) arms. For them, it might be more profitable to shut down their physical stores than to give up their PBM business. 💰 This same threat was made in Arkansas, showing a pattern of prioritizing the middleman business over local pharmacies. 🚩 What’s Next? ⏳ SB 2040 is currently in the Senate Health and Welfare Committee. It’s still early days, but the pushback from major corporations like CVS shows just how much is at stake. 🏛️ Is this a bold step for pharmacy transparency, or a threat to patient access? Let us know what you think! 👇
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Is Tennessee Really Forcing CVS Out? 🏥 There’s a lot of buzz about Tennessee “forcing” CVS to shut its doors. CVS even sent out a letter to customers claiming a new proposed law would shut down all its pharmacy locations in the state. 📨 But what’s the real story? Let’s dive into what's happening and why things might not be as they seem. 🕵️‍♂️ The Law: SB 2040 📜 The law in question is SB 2040. While CVS claims it will shut down their stores, the bill’s actual goal is to regulate Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). 💊 What’s a PBM? 🏢 Think of a PBM as a middleman between insurance companies and pharmacies. They handle everything from negotiating drug prices to managing pharmacy networks. Why Is CVS Worried? 😟 The bill prohibits PBMs from owning, operating, or controlling pharmacies. 🛡️ CVS is one of the biggest PBMs in the country (through CVS Caremark). Under this law, they would have to choose: Keep their PBM business or their brick-and-mortar stores. 🏬 The Profit Puzzle 🧩 CVS makes a significant portion of its profit through its PBM and insurance (Aetna) arms. For them, it might be more profitable to shut down their physical stores than to give up their PBM business. 💰 This same threat was made in Arkansas, showing a pattern of prioritizing the middleman business over local pharmacies. 🚩 What’s Next? ⏳ SB 2040 is currently in the Senate Health and Welfare Committee. It’s still early days, but the pushback from major corporations like CVS shows just how much is at stake. 🏛️ Is this a bold step for pharmacy transparency, or a threat to patient access? Let us know what you think! 👇

Forest Park Pharmacy

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Tennessee just did what Congress can't. They passed a law to break up the health insurance giants. Specifically, they made it illegal for pharmacy benefit managers — the companies in charge of pharmacy insurance — and pharmacies to be owned by the same company. That makes perfect sense. For example: CVS Caremark is the PBM, and CVS is the pharmacy. So if you have Aetna insurance, you have CVS Caremark as your PBM, and they're going to do everything they can to make sure you use CVS as your pharmacy. Aetna, Caremark, CVS — all the same company. That causes all kinds of incredibly obvious problems that this law hopes to fix. If your insurance company is in charge of approving your medication, deciding how much to pay for it, AND deciding who gets that money — while also being the pharmacy that gets paid at the end — guess what happens to prices? They go up. Governor Lee signed the law last week. CVS immediately filed a federal lawsuit because they said it will force them to close all 136 stores they have in Tennessee. Let that sink in. I'm not sure most people realize what that says about CVS and health insurance in general. They had to choose between owning the middleman (the PBM) or the healthcare provider (the pharmacy). Without hesitation, they chose the middleman. The biggest pharmacy chain in the country — with a store on every corner — would drop all 136 of their Tennessee locations in a second if it means keeping their middleman business. It is more profitable for them to be a health insurance middleman getting between you and your healthcare than it is to actually provide the healthcare. That is the problem with healthcare in America. We have made the middleman so powerful that they've taken complete control of the entire system. Three PBMs — Caremark, Express Scripts, and OptumRx — handle around 80% of all prescriptions in this country. How on earth can we expect healthcare to work well and remain affordable if that's where the money is? We all auto-pay our insurance straight out of our paycheck before we even see the money. And not surprisingly, they're keeping a ton of it. That's why we fired them. And they can't file a lawsuit to stop us. That lets us offer fair, transparent prices. No PBMs. No insurance games. No hidden markups. You see the cost, you pay the cost.
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Tennessee just did what Congress can't. They passed a law to break up the health insurance giants. Specifically, they made it illegal for pharmacy benefit managers — the companies in charge of pharmacy insurance — and pharmacies to be owned by the same company. That makes perfect sense. For example: CVS Caremark is the PBM, and CVS is the pharmacy. So if you have Aetna insurance, you have CVS Caremark as your PBM, and they're going to do everything they can to make sure you use CVS as your pharmacy. Aetna, Caremark, CVS — all the same company. That causes all kinds of incredibly obvious problems that this law hopes to fix. If your insurance company is in charge of approving your medication, deciding how much to pay for it, AND deciding who gets that money — while also being the pharmacy that gets paid at the end — guess what happens to prices? They go up. Governor Lee signed the law last week. CVS immediately filed a federal lawsuit because they said it will force them to close all 136 stores they have in Tennessee. Let that sink in. I'm not sure most people realize what that says about CVS and health insurance in general. They had to choose between owning the middleman (the PBM) or the healthcare provider (the pharmacy). Without hesitation, they chose the middleman. The biggest pharmacy chain in the country — with a store on every corner — would drop all 136 of their Tennessee locations in a second if it means keeping their middleman business. It is more profitable for them to be a health insurance middleman getting between you and your healthcare than it is to actually provide the healthcare. That is the problem with healthcare in America. We have made the middleman so powerful that they've taken complete control of the entire system. Three PBMs — Caremark, Express Scripts, and OptumRx — handle around 80% of all prescriptions in this country. How on earth can we expect healthcare to work well and remain affordable if that's where the money is? We all auto-pay our insurance straight out of our paycheck before we even see the money. And not surprisingly, they're keeping a ton of it. That's why we fired them. And they can't file a lawsuit to stop us. That lets us offer fair, transparent prices. No PBMs. No insurance games. No hidden markups. You see the cost, you pay the cost.

Forest Park Pharmacy

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WATCH: After queuing for hours at Nasarec and spending their time and money to apply for Panyaza Lesufi #NasiIspani scam that aims to buy votes for ANC, thousands of CVs of South African youth have been found thrown in a dust bin immediately after they were hand delivered. Lesufi’s desperate attempt to buy votes from South Africans by using jobs has been deemed as one of the most famous ANC political tactics, pretending to care for the people of South Africa when the time to vote draws near. 3 ANC criminals were filmed sorting out CVs at the back a car with a reg: DK 31 ZM while others are still submitting their CVs, it is alleged that they are selling jobs. The colored community was not allowed to submit their CVs by ANC members only black people were allowed.
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WATCH: After queuing for hours at Nasarec and spending their time and money to apply for Panyaza Lesufi #NasiIspani scam that aims to buy votes for ANC, thousands of CVs of South African youth have been found thrown in a dust bin immediately after they were hand delivered. Lesufi’s desperate attempt to buy votes from South Africans by using jobs has been deemed as one of the most famous ANC political tactics, pretending to care for the people of South Africa when the time to vote draws near. 3 ANC criminals were filmed sorting out CVs at the back a car with a reg: DK 31 ZM while others are still submitting their CVs, it is alleged that they are selling jobs. The colored community was not allowed to submit their CVs by ANC members only black people were allowed.

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BIG NEWS: Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against CVS Caremark for Pharmacy Benefits Managers violations This is such a widespread and massive problem, Oklahoma had to create a new court - CVS Caremark PBM is denying covered medications - They are paying independent pharmacies less than the cost of medication (in many cases PAYING $0, “It's not uncommon for covered medications to pay literally $0 to the pharmacy” - The reimbursement that comes back to independent pharmacies is totally unrelated to the cost of the medication - “CVS still has the audacity to take your absurdly large premium and not use that to pay the healthcare providers you need to actually care for your health” (They literally pocket the money and pay independent pharmacies next to nothing, or NOTHING) “That's what the Oklahoma suit is about. They have a law that states the PBMs like CVS Caremark aren't allowed to pay less than the cost. Of course, that didn't stop them” “This case brings 200 prescriptions that were reimbursed under cost and denied on appeal by CVS. Oklahoma, in fact, established a whole new court tasked exclusively with PBM litigation.”
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BIG NEWS: Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against CVS Caremark for Pharmacy Benefits Managers violations This is such a widespread and massive problem, Oklahoma had to create a new court - CVS Caremark PBM is denying covered medications - They are paying independent pharmacies less than the cost of medication (in many cases PAYING $0, “It's not uncommon for covered medications to pay literally $0 to the pharmacy” - The reimbursement that comes back to independent pharmacies is totally unrelated to the cost of the medication - “CVS still has the audacity to take your absurdly large premium and not use that to pay the healthcare providers you need to actually care for your health” (They literally pocket the money and pay independent pharmacies next to nothing, or NOTHING) “That's what the Oklahoma suit is about. They have a law that states the PBMs like CVS Caremark aren't allowed to pay less than the cost. Of course, that didn't stop them” “This case brings 200 prescriptions that were reimbursed under cost and denied on appeal by CVS. Oklahoma, in fact, established a whole new court tasked exclusively with PBM litigation.”

Wall Street Apes

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I am not so partisan that I can't appreciate Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez taking down the CEO of CVS on behalf of all Americans. Healthcare is a universal issue, so pay attention to what's being sold to us. Translation: "Our perfect patient is insured by Aetna, CVS. They are seen at Oak Street Health, CVS. The prescriptions and drugs they take are negotiated in price by Caremark, CVS, and they pick it up at, oh, you guessed it, CVS." This one-stop shop idea doesn't benefit the end user; it benefits the companies selling it to us. This is not healthcare; it's herding cattle. We all need to get behind this reform.
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I am not so partisan that I can't appreciate Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez taking down the CEO of CVS on behalf of all Americans. Healthcare is a universal issue, so pay attention to what's being sold to us. Translation: "Our perfect patient is insured by Aetna, CVS. They are seen at Oak Street Health, CVS. The prescriptions and drugs they take are negotiated in price by Caremark, CVS, and they pick it up at, oh, you guessed it, CVS." This one-stop shop idea doesn't benefit the end user; it benefits the companies selling it to us. This is not healthcare; it's herding cattle. We all need to get behind this reform.

Shawnee Gregorio

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American Doctor doesn’t know what else to do A health insurance company cancelled her patients heart failure medication and keeps denying her prior authorizations “I f*cking can't today, I wasted an hour and 17 minutes of my time on the phone with an insurance company who decided that my patient no longer needs their heart failure medicine that they've been on for years. That is an old medicine, not remotely experimental. It's what everybody uses for heart failure patients in this situation. It's a medicine that saves the insurance company money in that if they pay for 36 patients to use it for three and a half years each, they'll prevent one heart failure exacerbation according to the number needed to treat for all of you methodology geeks out there. And you know, the total cost of all that medicine for 36 patients for 3 1/2 years is less than the cost of like, the first hour of a heart failure exacerbation hospitalization. So this makes no sense. — To go through that bullshit website and put in the information just to be told there's a duplicate prior authorization? I'm like, well, I'm the physician that wrote the prescription, so how about we delete that duplicate because it doesn't matter. And they're like, well, we can't do that. Why don't you talk to the insurance company? I'm like, sh*t, why didn't I think of that? Get back on the phone. Cannot get a single person on the phone for the insurance company. The phone tree directed me to the nurse advice line which patients are supposed to call to find out do I need to go in for my sore throat 3 times. And then I got forwarded to Express scripts. Totally different company. Not even my patient's pharmacy. How does that happen? My patient still doesn't have their meds. If you're wondering why you can never see your doctor, it's because your doctor's doing this bullsh*t This is a major contributor to burnout in primary care. — This makes no sense for anybody. And my patient still doesn't have their meds.”
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American Doctor doesn’t know what else to do A health insurance company cancelled her patients heart failure medication and keeps denying her prior authorizations “I f*cking can't today, I wasted an hour and 17 minutes of my time on the phone with an insurance company who decided that my patient no longer needs their heart failure medicine that they've been on for years. That is an old medicine, not remotely experimental. It's what everybody uses for heart failure patients in this situation. It's a medicine that saves the insurance company money in that if they pay for 36 patients to use it for three and a half years each, they'll prevent one heart failure exacerbation according to the number needed to treat for all of you methodology geeks out there. And you know, the total cost of all that medicine for 36 patients for 3 1/2 years is less than the cost of like, the first hour of a heart failure exacerbation hospitalization. So this makes no sense. — To go through that bullshit website and put in the information just to be told there's a duplicate prior authorization? I'm like, well, I'm the physician that wrote the prescription, so how about we delete that duplicate because it doesn't matter. And they're like, well, we can't do that. Why don't you talk to the insurance company? I'm like, sh*t, why didn't I think of that? Get back on the phone. Cannot get a single person on the phone for the insurance company. The phone tree directed me to the nurse advice line which patients are supposed to call to find out do I need to go in for my sore throat 3 times. And then I got forwarded to Express scripts. Totally different company. Not even my patient's pharmacy. How does that happen? My patient still doesn't have their meds. If you're wondering why you can never see your doctor, it's because your doctor's doing this bullsh*t This is a major contributor to burnout in primary care. — This makes no sense for anybody. And my patient still doesn't have their meds.”

Wall Street Apes

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American Surgeon talking about US Health Insurance Companies denying coverage for patients in extreme need “Today, this patient was actually denied surgery initially, and he has spinal cord compression. He has spinal nerve compression, he has severe weakness, and he has a collapsed neck. So these are the challenges that we have every day. So to get patients to the OR takes a lot of people.” He then talks about how many people it actually takes just to overcome insurance company denies and get their patients care, “We battle this all the time.” “A patient who has a clear indication for surgery denied by the insurance company, - First they denied the surgery altogether - Then they said that I couldn't use cages to support the spine - Then they said I could do a three level fusion without a plate - Then they said the patient had to go home on the same day of surgery, which I think is, is actually dangerous” This video is crazy, the insurance company actually wants to leave patients in extremely dangerous situations even after surgery

Wall Street Apes

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I know from watching Patrick’s testimony about his route to get the takeout that night that he did take the fastest route to the 3V. I take the same route when I go back and forth from my house to the CVS in Kingston. I live very close to the 3V. After seeing this testimony I realized too that he drove by my house that night, for some reason, it made my tear up🥲 IDK why. Probably because I know what he faced returning home. Everyone in this area knows that if you take the rt3 backroads, it is always backed up at this time of the evening due to people getting out of work. Even taking this shortcut between the old exit numbers 9 and 10 at this time in the evening hours can take longer. #LindsayClancy had to be well aware of that too living here. I believe she factored the traffic in her time to commit the murders on top of the cvs stop and the time it took to get there according to the map. She is pure evil 😈
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I know from watching Patrick’s testimony about his route to get the takeout that night that he did take the fastest route to the 3V. I take the same route when I go back and forth from my house to the CVS in Kingston. I live very close to the 3V. After seeing this testimony I realized too that he drove by my house that night, for some reason, it made my tear up🥲 IDK why. Probably because I know what he faced returning home. Everyone in this area knows that if you take the rt3 backroads, it is always backed up at this time of the evening due to people getting out of work. Even taking this shortcut between the old exit numbers 9 and 10 at this time in the evening hours can take longer. #LindsayClancy had to be well aware of that too living here. I believe she factored the traffic in her time to commit the murders on top of the cvs stop and the time it took to get there according to the map. She is pure evil 😈

Janet Gardner

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Uhuru Kenyatta: Kazi Mtaani was intended to put money in people’s pockets in order for them to sustain themselves during that time (Covid pandemic). Unlike what some people tried to indicate that this was a political agenda, it was totally aimed at ensuring that these Kenyans who through no faults of their own, were unable to go to their places of work at least would have an opportunity to earn a living.
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Uhuru Kenyatta: Kazi Mtaani was intended to put money in people’s pockets in order for them to sustain themselves during that time (Covid pandemic). Unlike what some people tried to indicate that this was a political agenda, it was totally aimed at ensuring that these Kenyans who through no faults of their own, were unable to go to their places of work at least would have an opportunity to earn a living.

NTV Kenya

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Arteta: “Throughout this journey, we have made some massive steps, and we have accomplished a lot of things that, in my opinion, have a lot of value, but at the end of the day, we are here to win major trophies. “That was the ultimate goal, and we were very close. And in three occasions, we fell short at the end, and that was very painful. But I think that's what has driven all of us to find new ways to show what we are made of. That's what I said, the manner that we've done it, it makes it even better.”
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Arteta: “Throughout this journey, we have made some massive steps, and we have accomplished a lot of things that, in my opinion, have a lot of value, but at the end of the day, we are here to win major trophies. “That was the ultimate goal, and we were very close. And in three occasions, we fell short at the end, and that was very painful. But I think that's what has driven all of us to find new ways to show what we are made of. That's what I said, the manner that we've done it, it makes it even better.”

Connor Humm

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🚨 BREAKING: In a major turn of events, the White House is expecting that Democrats may CAVE ON THE SHUTDOWN and end it now that NO KINGS weekend is over. Just. As. Predicted. You can't make this up. HASSETT: "There are sort of CRACKS in the Schumer armor. I think the Schumer shutdown is likely to end some time this week." "A lot of our friends in the Senate have said that it was just bad optics for Democrats to open the government before the No Kings rally, and that now there's a shot that this week things will come together and very quickly the moderate Democrats will move forward and get us an open government." "But i can tell you that if it doesn't, if it doesn't, if the story that we've been basically hearing from moderates that 'look, we just can't do it in front of the no kings rally...' if that ends up not being true, I think the White House is going to have to be look very closely, along with Russ Vought, at stronger measures that we could take to bring it to the table."
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🚨 BREAKING: In a major turn of events, the White House is expecting that Democrats may CAVE ON THE SHUTDOWN and end it now that NO KINGS weekend is over. Just. As. Predicted. You can't make this up. HASSETT: "There are sort of CRACKS in the Schumer armor. I think the Schumer shutdown is likely to end some time this week." "A lot of our friends in the Senate have said that it was just bad optics for Democrats to open the government before the No Kings rally, and that now there's a shot that this week things will come together and very quickly the moderate Democrats will move forward and get us an open government." "But i can tell you that if it doesn't, if it doesn't, if the story that we've been basically hearing from moderates that 'look, we just can't do it in front of the no kings rally...' if that ends up not being true, I think the White House is going to have to be look very closely, along with Russ Vought, at stronger measures that we could take to bring it to the table."

Eric Daugherty

1,165,917 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

One the BIGGEST problem/Harassment/Loot which patients and their families faces in Hospitals is That they are forced to buy medicines from the in house medical within the Hospital which in majority cases charges very very high prices compared to same medicine in market. There should be Law to ban this practice and let patients buy medicine from market. In many cases you never if the medicine was administered to patient or is it routed by the in house medical store to be sold again to another patient. what is your experience on this practice?
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One the BIGGEST problem/Harassment/Loot which patients and their families faces in Hospitals is That they are forced to buy medicines from the in house medical within the Hospital which in majority cases charges very very high prices compared to same medicine in market. There should be Law to ban this practice and let patients buy medicine from market. In many cases you never if the medicine was administered to patient or is it routed by the in house medical store to be sold again to another patient. what is your experience on this practice?

Woke Eminent

433,879 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

I just found out that Luel AI, the company that completely copied my company Kled's entire website, is misrepresenting their compliance practices, using Delve to outsource it, fabricating their website user numbers, and pulling in massive amounts of fraud data from exclusively fraud oriented regions. Skip to 1:15 if you want to skip context. You truly cannot make this up. This is egregious, disgusting behavior from everyone involved. This is people's data. It cannot be taken lightly. The only way a company like this can truly succeed is by investing the time and resources to commit 100% to the trust and compliance of their users' data. Luel AI is doing the exact opposite. Disgusting behavior for a company trusted with people's data.
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I just found out that Luel AI, the company that completely copied my company Kled's entire website, is misrepresenting their compliance practices, using Delve to outsource it, fabricating their website user numbers, and pulling in massive amounts of fraud data from exclusively fraud oriented regions. Skip to 1:15 if you want to skip context. You truly cannot make this up. This is egregious, disgusting behavior from everyone involved. This is people's data. It cannot be taken lightly. The only way a company like this can truly succeed is by investing the time and resources to commit 100% to the trust and compliance of their users' data. Luel AI is doing the exact opposite. Disgusting behavior for a company trusted with people's data.

Avi Patel

1,765,002 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

You think you have a right to a second opinion—but in most hospitals, that "right" is strictly limited to their own staff. It’s time for legislation that ensures patients can consult with the doctors they trust, regardless of hospital "privileges." As long as a physician's license is in good standing, their expertise should be available to you when you need it most. What do you think? Should you have the right to a second opinion from any licensed doctor?
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You think you have a right to a second opinion—but in most hospitals, that "right" is strictly limited to their own staff. It’s time for legislation that ensures patients can consult with the doctors they trust, regardless of hospital "privileges." As long as a physician's license is in good standing, their expertise should be available to you when you need it most. What do you think? Should you have the right to a second opinion from any licensed doctor?

Mary Talley Bowden MD

23,986 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🚨 President Trump just DROPPED this line on data centers: "What it means for a community is jobs and lots of money and lowers taxes!" "And the data centers now are mandated by me that they build their own electricity, so they're not taking it from the grid!" "It's going to lower the electricals because they're building electricity, and the extra, as an example, we talked about this one, I'm very proud of it. It was my idea." "They're going to build their own electric producing facility. And that electricity that they have left over is going to the grid. It's going to lower the cost of electricity."
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🚨 President Trump just DROPPED this line on data centers: "What it means for a community is jobs and lots of money and lowers taxes!" "And the data centers now are mandated by me that they build their own electricity, so they're not taking it from the grid!" "It's going to lower the electricals because they're building electricity, and the extra, as an example, we talked about this one, I'm very proud of it. It was my idea." "They're going to build their own electric producing facility. And that electricity that they have left over is going to the grid. It's going to lower the cost of electricity."

Eric Daugherty

75,865 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce

Anti competitive practices are harming patients in Austin right now and I am asking Congress for help. Insurance companies decide where my patients are permitted to have surgery. They have refused to recognize my surgery center @redbudsurgerycenter as in network, even though it is fully certified by CMS, meets all safety standards, and is often a safer environment for complex cancer surgeries. My ask to Congress is simple. Allow doctors and patients to choose where surgery is performed. Pre existing arrangements that force care into specific facilities are anti competitive and not in the best interest of patients. This week my breast cancer patients needed surgery and were unable to receive care because of insurance. Cancer does not wait. If we want to talk about cracking down on insurance company practices, this is the place to start. What you can do right now: - Call your insurance company and ask for Redbud Surgery Center to be considered in network so we can take care of our patients. -Call your member of Congress and ask them to require insurance companies to allow doctors and patients to choose the facility where care is delivered, especially when patient safety is at risk. This is how change starts 💪
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Anti competitive practices are harming patients in Austin right now and I am asking Congress for help. Insurance companies decide where my patients are permitted to have surgery. They have refused to recognize my surgery center @redbudsurgerycenter as in network, even though it is fully certified by CMS, meets all safety standards, and is often a safer environment for complex cancer surgeries. My ask to Congress is simple. Allow doctors and patients to choose where surgery is performed. Pre existing arrangements that force care into specific facilities are anti competitive and not in the best interest of patients. This week my breast cancer patients needed surgery and were unable to receive care because of insurance. Cancer does not wait. If we want to talk about cracking down on insurance company practices, this is the place to start. What you can do right now: - Call your insurance company and ask for Redbud Surgery Center to be considered in network so we can take care of our patients. -Call your member of Congress and ask them to require insurance companies to allow doctors and patients to choose the facility where care is delivered, especially when patient safety is at risk. This is how change starts 💪

Elisabeth Potter MD

17,060 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce