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Forget free lunch. I want dinner. I briefly touched upon rating differentials in my last blog. To recap, there were women complaining to Congress about paying higher individual health insurance premiums when they are young and, statistically, have more claims … Continue reading →

I know I’ve asked this before, but at the risk of appearing repetitive, What is our Goal? Is it too much to ask that before we completely restructure our health care delivery system and a major portion of our economy, … Continue reading →

OK, Dave. What do you think is going to happen with health care? Have you read my blog?When I get a chance, probably not for the last couple of weeks. Just give me the two minute version. The two minute … Continue reading →

Before we get started – Sunday, September 13, 2009. Fourth Quarter. Brady Quinn completed a 26 yard pass to Robert Royal for a touchdown. You may be wondering what this has to do with health insurance. The Browns offense hadn’t … Continue reading →

September 2012 Welcome. Welcome. Please take a seat. My name is Bill Shnorer. Thank you again for attending this pre-rally briefing. There is a sign-in sheet in the back next to the coffee and cookies. We have plenty of signs … Continue reading →

I was standing, two Mondays ago, on the 16th fairway of Fowler’s Mill Golf Course. I was attending the annual American Jewish Committee / N.A.A.C.P. golf outing and had just had my best drive. As if G-d, Himself, had finally … Continue reading →

Man, that’s the second time you’ve mentioned that guy. He must really piss you off for you to talk about him at dinner. Alec, my girlfriend’s son, was correct. I must have been a touch agitated. I place a very … Continue reading →

Mr. Cunix? My name is xxxx and I’m calling from Shaker Hts. Your client, Mrs. xxxx, suggested that I call you. How can I help you? I need to know if you could connect me with some people who are … Continue reading →

It was a Maxwell Smart moment. Neal Spero politely told us that he had a plan. Dave Clark and I, with equal parts candor and respect, politely disagreed. Mr. Spero is the Senior VP of American Community Mutual, a mid-sized … Continue reading →

FOR PROFIT HEALTH CARE MAKES ME SICK Those sentiments were on a bumper sticker that graced a neighbor’s Volvo. This was a few years ago when I was living in Shaker Heights. The fun fact? The car’s owner was a … Continue reading →