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Healthcare’s Future – Prepare Accordingly

Posted on January 2, 2012 by Nisan Gertz

According to Plunkett Research, the American health care industry is facing more challenges than ever. The research group cites the effect of the 2010 Healthcare Reform, the financial burden of employers who cover employee health care expenses, and physicians’ malpractice insurance fees as contributors to the heavy stress on the system. …read more

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Is Health Insurance Worth It?

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Nisan Gertz

Recently, the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear the case against the Obama Health Care Reform. Concerned citizens have brought their complaints to the highest court. In its decision, the Court will determine the constitutionality of the proposed health care laws. …read more

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Solutions for a Social Healthcare System

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Nisan Gertz

I touched upon the recent developments in the Israeli health system in my last blog When Close is Not Enough. The Israeli healthcare system is a socialized service similar to Canada or England. However, it provides a much higher quality of service than most other countries. …read more

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This Aint Your Daddy’s Healthcare

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Nisan Gertz

This morning, I overheard a gentleman sharing a story with a fellow commuter. It was the anniversary of his brother’s death. …read more

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It’s Not Easy Being Green – I THINK NOT!

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Nisan Gertz

One of the industry buzzwords for the 21st Century is, “Green.” Want to sound cool, forward-thinking, and ahead of the times? Tell your client you specialize in “green” architecture. …read more

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US Healthcare Reform – The Great Unknown

Posted on February 1, 2011 by Nisan Gertz

The much ballyhooed healthcare reform has the potential to affect the way hospitals are built and developed. Hospital administrators want to anticipate healthcare trends and build accordingly, but trends are difficult to anticipate in a changing political climate. …read more

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