Nurse Talk

Nurse Talk

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Nurse Talk episodes

  • 1 Bus. 2 Guys. 50 States. 1 Million Dreams...
    WHAT IS OOLA?
    Oola-la … that’s what life feels like when you’re in the sweet spot, when your life is balanced, and growing in the 7 key areas of health and well-being (the 7 F’s of Oola): fitness, finance, family, field (career), faith, friends and fun. It’s more than a best-selling book series, it’s a lifestyle.
    To hop on the Oola Bus visit https://www.oolalife.com/
    14 min
  • 1 Bus. 2 Guys. 50 States. 1 Million Dreams...
    WHAT IS OOLA?
    Oola-la … that’s what life feels like when you’re in the sweet spot, when your life is balanced, and growing in the 7 key areas of health and well-being (the 7 F’s of Oola): fitness, finance, family, field (career), faith, friends and fun. It’s more than a best-selling book series, it’s a lifestyle.
    To hop on the Oola Bus visit https://www.oolalife.com/
    14 min
  • How much do you know about Medicaid? We have an expert with us--Alex Lawson.
    For over 50 years, Medicaid has provided vital health insurance protections to seniors in nursing homes and low-income Americans of all ages. Although the majority of Medicaid beneficiaries are children and working-age adults, Medicaid spends more money on long term care for seniors and people with disabilities than anything else.1 In addition to the provision of long term care support and services, Medicaid also finances critical acute care for our nation’s low-income seniors who cannot afford Medicare’s out-of-pocket costs and who struggle to meet basic costs of living, let alone health care costs. SO WHY IS MEDICAID UNDER ATTACK? Listen now...
    13 min
  • How much do you know about Medicaid? We have an expert with us--Alex Lawson.
    For over 50 years, Medicaid has provided vital health insurance protections to seniors in nursing homes and low-income Americans of all ages. Although the majority of Medicaid beneficiaries are children and working-age adults, Medicaid spends more money on long term care for seniors and people with disabilities than anything else.1 In addition to the provision of long term care support and services, Medicaid also finances critical acute care for our nation’s low-income seniors who cannot afford Medicare’s out-of-pocket costs and who struggle to meet basic costs of living, let alone health care costs. SO WHY IS MEDICAID UNDER ATTACK? Listen now...
    13 min

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