Book Description
Publication Date: March 5, 2012
Have you ever dreamed about living a more wonderful life?
It usually happens between the ages of 40 to 65, but can happen at any age. We reach a point in life when we wonder if this is all there is to life and living. The great news is that every life can be amazing - when you understand how the life you live really works and are willing to become creative with its design!
Whether you're just getting started, retiring, or are somewhere between, the design of your life determines the quality of life you experience. There are no exceptions to this rule. Unfortunately, we're never taught about life, how it really works, and how it can be shaped and designed. Perhaps this is why less than one percent of all people experience lives they love.
So, if the good life isn't about money, fame, or the floor your office is on, what's it all really about? Pioneering life quality researcher and life design expert Ian Breck takes you on a remarkable interactive journey of life and living well that will forever change the way you see and experience your own life.
- You'll discover how and why your behaviors, environment, and experiences shape the experience of your life profoundly - and how to use them to your advantage!
- You'll explore twelve characteristics that virtually all people who live amazing lives share, why they're different from others, and to make them part of your life!
- You'll encounter questions that make you part of the story as you explore and refine the design of your own life.
- You'll learn design a life plan built around your passions and provides the foundations you need to thrive and create a life you love!
Ian Breck reveals remarkable lives from a unique perspective - over 25 years of researching those who live them. Ian's ground-breaking work drives a unique and practical learning experience that empowers you to reimagine, redesign, and live the life you've always dreamed about in practical ways that are both easily understandable and actionable. It's not about nebulous methodology, new-age thinking, or twelve step programs. It's about what truly drives your life experience - and becoming creative with it! This book presents an intelligent and highly interactive exploration about designing and experiencing a life you love.
If you've ever wanted to experience greater satisfaction and contentment in your life, this book is the missing manual you've been waiting for. The great news is that an exceptional, more satisfying, and meaningful life is within your reach once you understand the basics and are willing to become creative with the design that shapes your life.
Are you ready to begin designing the next remarkable chapter of your life?
If you've ever wanted to experience greater satisfaction and contentment in your life, this book is the missing manual you've been waiting for. The great news is that an exceptional, more satisfying, and meaningful life is within your reach once you understand the basics and are willing to become creative with the design that shapes your life.
Are you ready to begin designing the next remarkable chapter of your life?
Book Description
Publication Date: May 10, 2012
"What makes this book different? There isn't a lot of fluff. Just solid, useful information and tools that will help you make good decisions for a loved one." -IJH, San Francisco, California
"RIGHT CARE, RIGHT NOW" is a practical no-nonsense guide written for people short on time who need information about representing a patient in today's U.S. health care system.
Included are powerful strategies and techniques to plan and process health care decisions for a patient.
This is an easy to read reference that is to the point and heavily linked to essential research, physician, hospital, drug and government insurance websites.
Features:
-How to avoid the top ten mistakes made by most health advocates.
-How to research medical treatment options (and why you shouldn't rely on Google).
-How to find the best doctors, surgeons and hospitals, and which questions you should ask before you hire them.
-How to do background checks on doctors and hospitals.
-Learn when teaching hospitals tend to make the most mistakes.
-When and how to fire a doctor.
-Why second and third opinions matter.
-How to get get the best second and third medical opinions, and why it is often best NOT to get them from colleagues of the primary care physician.
-How to research and source the best and most economical medications.
-How to work with Medicare and private insurance companies, and deal with excessive charges and billings.
-How to appeal insurance denials of insurance coverage.
-How to establish your legal and practical role as a patient advocate, or outsource to a professional or volunteer advocate.
-And much more...
This is the book for non-medical people who must deal with one of the most complex medical bureaucracies on the planet, and who don't have a lot of time to learn how to do it.
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 1:
Your role as a health advocate can mean the difference between life and death for someone you love. Every year more than 200,000 deaths in the United States result from hospital errors that could have been prevented. They happen because of distractions, shift changes, miscommunication, or natural human error. Every day there are thousands of examples of misdiagnosis, mistakes with prescriptions and dosages, procedural errors in hospitals, and other problems, nearly all of which could be prevented with quality and procedural control measures.
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 9:
"It's not good enough that Aunt Gertrude likes the doctor and the hospital. Do background checks."
You don't have to be at the mercy of a website or a referral. You can find the answers about a doctor's license for yourself...
Useful Websites:
DocFinder
www.docboard.org
This remains the only combined database of all licensing jurisdictions that has its direct source of data from state licensing boards.
Federation of State Medical Boards
www.fsmb.org/directory_smb.html
This website has links to state medical and osteopathic boards.
Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER)
www.pacer.gov
This electronic public access service allows users to obtain case and docket information from federal appellate, district and bankruptcy courts, and the PACER Case Locator via the Internet. PACER is provided by the federal judiciary in keeping with its commitment to providing public access to court information via a centralized service.
"RIGHT CARE, RIGHT NOW" is a practical no-nonsense guide written for people short on time who need information about representing a patient in today's U.S. health care system.
Included are powerful strategies and techniques to plan and process health care decisions for a patient.
This is an easy to read reference that is to the point and heavily linked to essential research, physician, hospital, drug and government insurance websites.
Features:
-How to avoid the top ten mistakes made by most health advocates.
-How to research medical treatment options (and why you shouldn't rely on Google).
-How to find the best doctors, surgeons and hospitals, and which questions you should ask before you hire them.
-How to do background checks on doctors and hospitals.
-Learn when teaching hospitals tend to make the most mistakes.
-When and how to fire a doctor.
-Why second and third opinions matter.
-How to get get the best second and third medical opinions, and why it is often best NOT to get them from colleagues of the primary care physician.
-How to research and source the best and most economical medications.
-How to work with Medicare and private insurance companies, and deal with excessive charges and billings.
-How to appeal insurance denials of insurance coverage.
-How to establish your legal and practical role as a patient advocate, or outsource to a professional or volunteer advocate.
-And much more...
This is the book for non-medical people who must deal with one of the most complex medical bureaucracies on the planet, and who don't have a lot of time to learn how to do it.
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 1:
Your role as a health advocate can mean the difference between life and death for someone you love. Every year more than 200,000 deaths in the United States result from hospital errors that could have been prevented. They happen because of distractions, shift changes, miscommunication, or natural human error. Every day there are thousands of examples of misdiagnosis, mistakes with prescriptions and dosages, procedural errors in hospitals, and other problems, nearly all of which could be prevented with quality and procedural control measures.
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 9:
"It's not good enough that Aunt Gertrude likes the doctor and the hospital. Do background checks."
You don't have to be at the mercy of a website or a referral. You can find the answers about a doctor's license for yourself...
Useful Websites:
DocFinder
www.docboard.org
This remains the only combined database of all licensing jurisdictions that has its direct source of data from state licensing boards.
Federation of State Medical Boards
www.fsmb.org/directory_smb.html
This website has links to state medical and osteopathic boards.
Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER)
www.pacer.gov
This electronic public access service allows users to obtain case and docket information from federal appellate, district and bankruptcy courts, and the PACER Case Locator via the Internet. PACER is provided by the federal judiciary in keeping with its commitment to providing public access to court information via a centralized service.
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