2013년 12월 4일 수요일

About 'care home costs'|The Average Cost of Nursing Home Care Moves Upward in 2012







About 'care home costs'|The Average Cost of Nursing Home Care Moves Upward in 2012








A               new               mobile               home               is               fresh               and               clean,               and               it               should               be               since               it               has               never               been               used.

For               some               it               is               the               preferred               choice               over               something               that               has               been               lived               in               and               possibly               abused.

When               considering               something               new,               the               working               components               should               be               energy               efficient               and               in               excellent               operating               condition.

The               walls,               floor               and               the               overall               design               of               the               interior               and               exterior               should               be               as               up               to               date               as               the               latest               stick               built               house.

However,               a               used               mobile               home               can               be               a               smarter               choice               over               a               new               one,               even               if               it               includes               older               appliances,               cabinets,               fixtures               and               flooring.

There               are               many               pros               to               take               into               consideration               when               planning               to               buy               a               new               or               used               mobile               home,               and               depending               upon               your               situation,               something               that               was               lived               in               with               care               might               be               the               answer               to               your               personal               housing               needs.

A               Used               Mobile               Home               Costs               Thousands               Less
               Unlike               a               stick               built               house,               a               new               mobile               home               immediately               depreciates               upon               purchase,               especially               if               it               is               placed               in               a               less               than               desirable               location.

No               matter               how               gorgeous               it               is               inside,               it               is               not               as               sturdy               as               a               new               stick               built               house               on               a               solid               foundation.

On               the               other               hand,               it               costs               a               whole               lot               less               than               a               house.

Those               that               would               otherwise               become               slaves               to               a               landlord               or               a               huge               mortgage               payment               can               own               a               home               of               their               own.

A               used               mobile               unit               does               not               necessarily               mean               that               it               was               abused               or               misused,               and               it               is               not               necessarily               cheaply               made.

Look               for               well               built,               well               cared               for               mobile               housing,               and               save               thousands               of               dollars               over               something               new.
               It               Can               Be               Outfitted               with               New               Appliances               and               Flooring               of               Your               Choice
               Another               one               of               the               pros               of               buying               a               used               mobile               home               over               a               new               one               is               the               freedom               to               update               and               change               everything               from               appliances               to               flooring.

After               paying               top               dollar               for               a               new               unit,               it               would               not               make               financial               sense               to               immediately               remove               and               replace               anything.

If               you               obtain               a               good               price               on               a               used               model,               replacing               ugly               or               worn               flooring               and               other               components               will               make               a               lot               more               sense.

Best               of               all,               you               can               choose               what               you               want               when               remodeling               instead               of               something               that               a               park               owner               chose.

Just               because               the               home               is               mobile               does               not               mean               that               it               cannot               have               a               luxurious               and               impressive               interior               whether               it               is               new               or               used.
               Greater               Freedom               to               Sell               and               Move
               Even               those               that               decide               to               purchase               a               new               house               are               not               always               happy               with               it,               especially               after               paying               top               dollar.

Something               new               is               not               necessarily               better.

The               savings               of               a               used               model               makes               it               possible               to               move               in               a               year               or               two               if               relocation               becomes               necessary.

Buy               a               new               model               and               you               will               be               making               payments               for               years               to               come.

If               you               have               to               sell,               you               will               not               likely               recoup               what               was               spent               let               alone               what               is               still               owed.

Along               with               savings,               freedom               is               one               of               the               major               pros               of               buying               a               used               mobile               home.

The               final               choice               all               depends               upon               your               personal               circumstance               and               how               long               you               ultimately               plan               to               stay.
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    The               Internet               is               a               phenomenon,               but               can               it               actually               replace               healthcare               as               we               know               it?

    I               was               thinking               about               this               and               realized               that               with               as               many               blogs               and               health-related               websites               that               are               out               here               today,               the               healthcare               industry               could               be               turned               on               its               ear.

    We               may               not               need               premiums               and               co-pays               any               more;               we               may               just               need               a               username               and               a               password.

    Could               you               imagine               it?

    Your               child               wakes               up               at               2am               with               a               migraine               headache...

    instead               of               going               to               the               doctor,               paying               for               a               trip               to               the               emergency               room,               and               then               going               to               a               pharmacy               filling               a               prescription,               imagine               doing               all               of               this               at               the               convenience               and               quickness               of               a               few               clicks               on               your               computer.

    Talking               to               a               doctor               through               a               chat               room,               relaying               the               symptoms,               comparing               with               records,               giving               an               analysis...

    all               without               seeing               a               person               (but               that               could               be               possible)               or               leaving               home               or               putting               on               one               of               those               backwards               robes               they               make               you               change               into.

    I               think               healthcare               needs               a               revolution               and               maybe               technology               is               the               way               it               will               happen.

    Have               you               ever               been               the               website               webmd.com?

    It's               basically               a               health               portal               on               the               Internet.

    It               has               this               google-like               format               of               a               simple               search               box               and               you               type               in               the               health-related               query               and               it               returns               a               number               of               results               that               may               suit               your               needs.

    The               world               of               healthcare               may               be               coming               to               a               format               like               this.

    Perhaps               you've               visited               CNN's               health               channel?

    This               is               an               elaborate               piece               of               software,               it's               not               a               website!

    Here               you               have               videos               of               health,               top               health               stories               from               across               the               country,               health               blogs,               community               forums,               Q&A               with               a               number               of               on-staff               doctors               based               on               expertise...

    a               company               that               has               doctors               on               staff               just               to               answer               your               health               questions,               imagine               that...

    all               this               in               ONE               place.

    Why               go               to               a               specialist               when               I               can               just               go               to               a               website?
                   Better               yet,               let's               say               I               don't               have               a               healthcare               plan,               or               someone               in               my               family               doesn't               have               a               healthcare               plan...

    but               we               can               get               a               computer!

    Going               to               these               health               websites               will               be               our               health               plan,               as               long               as               we               don't               need               anything               major               and               keep               ourselves               in               good               shape,               all               we               need               are               routine               checkups               and               the               occasional               consultation               every               now               and               again,               right?

    I               mean               that's               what               most               Americans               need               isn't               it?

    Just               a               routine               checkup               every               now               and               then.

    Maybe               an               aspirin               for               a               headache,               some               antacid               for               an               upset               stomach,               we               can               even               makeshift               a               splint               for               a               broken               finger               if               we               really               needed               to...

    some               of               us               know               how               to               rough               it.

    We've               been               roughing               it               now               without               healthcare,               why               not               get               advice               from               a               website               -               they're               real               doctors               aren't               they?

    They               have               years               of               experience?

    I               may               not               can               pay               $500               or               $700               a               month               for               my               family               to               be               covered,               but               I               can               pay               $19.95               a               month               to               have               high-speed               internet.

    If               the               children               need               prescriptions               I'll               still               come               out               with               a               hefty               profit               at               the               end               of               the               month.

    No               waiting,               no               hassle,               no               receptionists               with               bad               days...

    just               a               computer,               the               comforts               of               home,               and               a               hope               that               I'll               actually               be               able               to               get               the               answers               I               need               and               that               the               website               will               actually               be               up               and               running               when               I               need               it               to               be.
                   Now,               let's               be               realistic.

    I               definitely               don't               believe               that               health               websites               can               fix               everything               that's               wrong               with               people.

    If               that               were               the               case,               a               lot               more               hospitals               will               be               shut               down.

    We               still               need               hospitals               for               surgeries,               chemotherapy               treatments,               advanced               procedures,               applying               casts,               storing               medicines,               and               things               of               that               nature.

    We               can't               do               everything               from               the               computer.

    For               some               things               we               do               need               people,               although               for               some               it's               the               people               that               are               the               reason               why               going               to               see               a               doctor               is               such               a               hassle               to               begin               with.

    Some               have               waited               hours               before               seeing               their               doctor               at               a               given               appointment.

    It               often               seems               that               unless               it's               an               emergency,               it's               hard               to               get               appointments               at               an               hour               that's               not               during               the               regularly               scheduled               workday...

    but               I               can               go               to               a               website               any               time               of               day               or               not,               not               wait               in               line,               not               read               an               outdated               magazine,               and               with               video               conferencing               actually               see               a               doctor               in               real-time.

    Welcome               to               the               potential               of               the               21st               century.
                   In               this               era,               doctor's               visits               as               we               know               it               can               completely               change               thanks               to               a               monitor,               a               box,               and               a               keyboard.

    More               and               more               people               are               keeping               records               digitally               so               there's               no               need               for               the               paper               files               which               are               confidential,               now               we               have               128-bit               encrypted               data               files               that               have               security               to               the               third               generation               in               them.

    We               have               ways               of               doing               everything               via               computer               that               we               used               to               do               by               hand...

    that               is               everything               except               maneuver               a               scalpel,               use               a               tongue               compressor               to               look               at               your               throat,               check               a               woman's               breast               during               a               mammogram,               and               check               a               man's               prostate               during               his               annual               physical.

    So               we're               back               to               my               title               question               -               could               health               websites               eliminate               the               need               for               healthcare?
                   If               you               think               about               it,               it               might               be               part               of               the               solution               but               it's               not               the               answer               for               complete               eradication.

    Yes,               I               believe               we               need               new               healthcare               reform,               but               technology               cannot               replace               everyone               who               has               been               trained               and               spent               their               lives               doing               this               thing               of               saving               people's               lives               through               modern               medicine,               or               holistic               medicine               if               that's               your               path.

    You               still               have               to               account               for               the               ways               people               are               healed               outside               of               modern               medicine               -               acupuncture               treatments,               spiritual               healings,               a               loving               smile,               therapeutic               music.

    I               definitely               think               health               websites               are               a               great               tool               in               the               assistance               of               providing               great               healthcare               but               I'm               not               yet               a               believer               that               it               is               the               only               thing               needed               for               healthcare.

    If               we               disconnect               the               healthcare               providers               from               those               who               need               health,               then               soon               no               one               will               care...

    it'll               all               be               up               to               machines               to               tell               us               what               we               need,               where               to               go,               and               what               we               need.

    For               some               that               is               as               scary               as               not               having               healthcare               at               all.






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    Florida               is               one               of               nine               states               in               which               the               gubernatorial               race               is               classified               as               a               toss-up               by               political,               analysts               including               Real               Clear               Politics,               Congressional               Quarterly,               and               the               Cook               Political               Report.

    Democratic               candidate               Alex               Sink               is               the               state's               chief               financial               officer               and               is               vying               to               become               the               first               female               governor               of               Florida.

    Republican               candidate               Rick               Scott               is               a               self-funded               prospective               newcomer               to               political               office               whose               background               is               in               the               health               care               industry.

    The               2010               Florida               gubernatorial               race               puts               the               power               of               big               money               to               win               political               office               to               the               test.

    In               what               was               dubbed               the               most               expensive               primary               in               the               state's               history               by               the               Sun-Sentinel               and               other               media               outlets,               Scott               spent               some               $50               million               to               upset               his               Republican               primary               opponent.

    According               to               campaign               spending               reports               submitted               to               state               election               authorities,               Scott               has               outspent               Sink               more               than               10-fold               with               $37               million               to               her               $2.9               million               reported               thus               far.

    Scott's               net               worth               is               reported               to               be               $218               million.
                   Candidate:               Alex               Sink
                   Party:               Democrat
                   Political               experience:               Sink               has               been               Florida's               chief               financial               officer               since               2007.

    Sink               has               concurrently               served               as               the               state's               fire               marshall.
                   Professional               experience:               Prior               to               entering               into               the               race               for               chief               financial               officer               in               2006,               Sink               was               a               president               of               Bank               of               America,               according               to               Project               Vote               Smart,               where               she               exerted               authority               over               the               bank's               Florida               operations.

    She               also               taught               mathematics               in               West               Africa.
                   Sink               received               a               bachelor's               degree               from               Wake               Forest               University.
                   Key               issues:               Sink               has               designated               the               economy,               education               and               ethics               in               government               top               issues               in               her               campaign               and               has               challenged               her               opponent               to               debate               her               on               those               issues.
                   On               the               economy,               Sink               has               developed               a               Revive,               Remake               and               Reform               strategy               that               is               intended               to               create               and               save               jobs               in               the               short               run               and               attract               diverse               industry               for               the               long               term.

    She               wants               to               reform               state               government               to               boost               private               sector               confidence               in               the               state's               commitment               to               helping               businesses               succeed.
                   Sink's               approach               to               education               is               to               expand               pre-kindergarten               programming,               including               the               exclusive               use               of               teachers               with               bachelor's               degrees               and               standard               curriculum               in               pre-k               classrooms.

    With               respect               to               secondary               students,               Sink               advocates               a               dropout               detection               system               and               increased               career               and               tech               academies.

    She               supports               performance               pay               for               teachers,               state               university               student               loan               forgiveness               for               high               performing               teachers               and               increased               focus               on               leadership               skills               and               certification               for               principals.
                   Corruption               in               Tallahassee               has               been               a               resounding               theme               in               the               primary               races               in               Florida.

    Sink's               ethics               plan               for               battling               corruption               would               ban               lobbyists'               gifts               to               state               employees,               expand               the               State               Ethics               Commission's               powers,               require               recusal               by               state               officials               with               conflicts               of               interest,               ban               no-bid               contracts               to               campaign               staff               and               consultants               and               require               officials               to               place               personal               investments               in               blind               trusts               or               mutual               funds               during               their               term               of               office.
                   Endorsements:               Sink               was               endorsed               by               President               Obama               and               Emily's               List               prior               to               the               Florida               primaries               and               was               endorsed               by               a               former               Independent               candidate               for               governor,               Bud               Chiles,               shortly               after               when               he               dropped               out               of               the               race.

    Sink's               post-primary               endorsements               also               include               several               Republican               politicians               from               the               state,               including               the               mayors               of               Bradenton,               Atlantic               Beach,               Ft.

    Pierce               and               Cedar               Keys.
                   One               of               several               newspapers               that               endorsed               Sink               in               the               primary,               the               Tampa               Tribune,               will               undoubtedly               continue               to               support               Sink               in               the               general               election,               having               chastised               Scott               in               the               Republican               primaries               for               relying               on               his               record               as               CEO               at               Columbia/HCA               to               bolster               his               gubernatorial               bid               while               asserting               he               had               no               knowledge               his               company               was               defrauding               taxpayers.
                   Chances               of               winning               the               seat:               The               most               recent               poll               by               Rasmussen               (Sept.

    1)               gives               Sink               a               one-point               advantage,               according               to               Real               Clear               Politics,               making               the               race               too               close               to               call.

    In               polling               prior               to               the               Aug.

    24               primary,               Public               Policy               Polling               (Aug.

    21               and               Aug.

    22)               showed               Sink               up               by               seven               points,               Quinnipiac               (Aug.

    11               to               Aug.

    16)               by               four               points               and               Mason-Dixon               (Aug.

    9               to               Aug.

    11)               gave               Sink               a               16-point               lead               over               Scott               in               a               prospective               contest               between               them.

    Only               two               polls               in               the               past               month               have               shown               Scott               the               likely               victor:               St.

    Petersburg               Times               (Aug.

    6               to               Aug.

    10,               +1)               and               Rasmussen               (Aug.

    25,               +3).
                   Candidate:               Rick               Scott
                   Party:               Republican
                   Political               experience:               Scott               has               no               noted               political               experience.
                   Professional               experience:               According               to               his               website,               Scott               created               the               advocacy               group               Conservatives               for               Patients'               Rights               in               2009.

    The               group's               mission               is               a               free-market               health               care               industry.
                   Scott               is               the               founder               of               Solantic               Corporation,               an               urgent               care               provider               in               Florida               known               for               menu-board               pricing               and               a               three-day,               feel-better               guarantee               entitling               patients               to               free               treatment               if               they               don't               feel               better               three               days               after               their               initial               visit.
                   From               1987               to               1997,               Scott               was               chief               executive               for               Columbia               Hospital               Corporation,               which               he               founded.

    Scott               was               forced               out               of               CHC               after               the               company               was               fined               $1.7               billion               for               over-billing               the               federal               government               under               the               Medicare               program,               according               to               Who               Runs               Government.
                   Previously,               Scott               worked               as               an               attorney               in               a               private               law               firm.
                   Scott               earned               a               bachelor's               degree               from               University               of               Missouri-Kansas               City               and               a               law               degree               from               Southern               Methodist               University.
                   Key               issues:               Scott's               campaign               has               designated               health               care,               the               budget               deficit               and               unemployment               as               critical               issues               facing               Florida.
                   A               health               care               executive               with               substantial               personal               wealth               derived               from               his               investments               in               the               industry,               Scott               has               made               health               care               a               centerpiece               of               his               campaign.

    He               favors               free-market               health               care               and               advocates               a               state               constitutional               amendment               prohibiting               the               implementation               in               Florida               of               recently               passed               federal               health               care               reform               legislation.
                   Florida               is               facing               a               $3               billion               budget               deficit,               and               Scott               would               address               it               by               requiring               state               agencies               to               set               goals               and               measure               performance               against               those               goals,               eliminating               ineffective               or               wasteful               spending.
                   Scott's               jobs               plan               is               to               take               seven               steps               he               believes               will               create               700,000               new               jobs               in               the               next               seven               years.

    These               steps               include               addressing               government               efficiency,               enacting               tax               reforms,               investing               in               education               and               focusing               on               job               growth               and               retention.

    He               advocates               increased               flexibility               for               economic               development               programs               to               encourage               innovative               approaches               to               attracting               new               business               to               Florida.

    He               also               proposes               tying               university               research               to               the               economic               development               process               and               investing               in               emerging               technologies.
                   Endorsements:               Former               Gov.

    Jeb               Bush               and               Florida               TEA               Party               endorse               Scott.

    Mississippi's               governor               and               de               facto               Republican               party               leader,               Haley               Barbour,               has               campaigned               for               him               as               well.
                   Chances               of               winning               the               seat:               Polling               averages               point               to               Scott's               opponent,               Sink,               as               the               likely               winner               of               the               Florida               gubernatorial               race.

    However,               the               polling               is               close;               the               most               recent               Rasmussen               poll               (Sept.

    1)               gives               Sink               only               a               one-point               lead,               so               the               race               is               characterized               as               a               toss-up.

    With               Scott               having               outperformed               Sink               in               eight               of               13               major               pre-primary               polls,               he               could               easily               claim               the               lead               in               this               close               race.
                   To               the               extent               that               spending               may               influence               the               outcome               of               the               Florida               gubernatorial               election,               Scott               is               one               of               the               wealthiest               candidates               running               for               office               in               the               United               States               this               election               cycle.

    He               has               spent               $50               million               during               the               primary               phase               of               his               gubernatorial               campaign,               according               to               the               Christian               Science               Monitor.

    His               net               worth               is               reported               at               $218               million.
                   Records               on               file               with               the               Florida               Division               of               Elections               show               that               Scott               has               reported               $37               million               in               campaign               expenditures,               while               Sink               has               reported               about               7               percent               of               that               amount,               $2.9               million.
                   Key               Differences               between               Alex               Sink               and               Rick               Scott
                   Scott               is               running               a               campaign               against               President               Obama               and               the               federal               government               as               much               as               against               his               opponent.

    He               seeks               to               overturn               federal               health               care               and               abortion               laws,               and               he               supports               Arizona's               asserted               right               to               enforce               federal               immigration               law.

    Sink,               by               contrast,               has               been               endorsed               by               Obama               and               has               not               campaigned               on               any               state               vs.

    federal               issues.
                   Jobs:               With               Florida               suffering               one               of               the               highest               unemployment               rates               in               the               nation,               jobs               are               a               critical               issue               in               the               Florida               gubernatorial               campaign.

    Both               candidates'               jobs               proposals               rely               on               attracting               new               employers               to               Florida               and               making               the               economic               climate               hospitable               to               business.

    Both               candidates               also               would               strengthen               ties               between               research               and               development               and               new               product               marketing.
                   Sink's               jobs               proposal               includes               a               component               dealing               with               short-term               needs,               spurring               the               economic               sectors               that               would               produce               jobs               quickly.
                   Scott               would               use               tax               initiatives               to               attract               businesses               to               Florida               and               favors               loosening               economic               development               program               requirements               to               encourage               businesses               to               invest               in               the               state.
                   Health               care:               While               Scott               would               seek               to               pass               a               state               constitutional               amendment               to               prevent               the               Federal               Affordable               Health               Care               Act               from               being               implemented               in               Florida,               Sink               has               expressed               cautious               support               for               the               health               care               reform               bill.

    When               the               Affordable               Health               Care               Act               was               enacted,               Sink               called               the               reforms               long               overdue               and               better               than               nothing.

    She               has               not               treated               health               care               as               a               primary               campaign               issue.

    Scott               advocates               market-determined               health               care.
                   Education:               Sink               supports               some               costly               but               proven               proposals               to               improve               education,               including               the               hiring               of               only               teachers               with               bachelor's               degrees               for               pre-k               programs,               loan               forgiveness               to               encourage               high               quality               teachers               and               leadership               training               for               school               principals.

    Her               proposal               would               directly               tackle               the               drop-out               problem               with               intervention               strategies               and               programming.
                   Scott's               education               initiatives               follow               conservative               principles,               promoting               vouchers               and               charter               schools,               eliminating               teacher               tenure               for               new               teachers               and               allowing               home               schooling.
                   Both               candidates               support               teacher               merit               pay.
                   Budget               deficit:               Sink               proposes               a               Budgeting               in               the               Sunshine               initiative,               involving               citizens               in               budgeting               decisions               and               providing               reports               to               explain               the               return               on               investment               of               taxpayer               dollars.

    She               would               end               the               use               of               budgeting               one-time               dollars               to               pay               multi-year               expenses,               a               practice               she               equates               to               deficit-spending.

    She               also               opposes               the               raiding               of               dedicated               trust               funds               to               meet               general               budgetary               needs.
                   Scott's               budgeting               strategies               involve               setting               goals               for               individual               government               agencies               and               evaluating               the               use               of               moneys               expended,               eliminating               expenditures               that               are               inefficient               or               wasteful.
                   Demographics:               Florida               is               suffering               the               fourth               highest               seasonally               adjusted               unemployment               among               the               50               states,               with               11.4               percent               of               its               workforce               out               of               work               as               of               July,               according               to               the               Bureau               of               Labor               Statistics.
                   The               mean               household               income               in               Florida               was               $67,373               in               the               2006-2008               Census               survey               period,               the               most               recent               data               available.

    Top               occupations               by               number               of               employees               include               management               and               professional;               sales               and               office;               and               service.
                   School               enrollment               for               the               Census               survey               period               was               4.2               million               from               nursery               through               graduate               school.

    25.7               percent               of               the               Florida               population               age               25               or               older               holds               a               bachelor's               or               higher               degree.
                   With               respect               to               racial               composition,               11               million               of               Florida's               18.2               million               residents               describe               themselves               as               white               only               in               Census               data,               2.7               million               as               black               only,               and               3.7               million               Floridians               of               all               races               describe               themselves               as               Hispanic               or               Latino,               according               to               Census               data.






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