Who will be left to care for us?
Interfaith Open Table
Wednesday August 1, 2018 7:00-8:30 PM
First Unitarian Church Honolulu
2500 Pali Highway
Moving Toward a More Affordable Healthcare
All are welcome, please join us!
The number of Hawaii’s primary care physicians (PCPs) not accepting new Medicare patients is on the rise. New Medicare enrollees have to wait longer for doctor visits. In addition, those primary care physicians who continue to accept Medicare are retiring earlier out of frustration with healthcare administrative increasing burdens and low reimbursement rates.
Who will be left take care of us?
Discussion Leader: Dennis Miller
Community healthcare activist and single payer advocate
Representative for Healthcare-for-All Hawaii and Our Revolution Hawaii
Panelists:
Stephen Kemble
- Past president of both the Hawaii Psychiatric Medical Association and the Hawaii Medical Association
- Appointee to the Hawaii Health Authority
- Board member-adviser of the Physicians for National Health Program (PNHP)
Seiji Yamada, MD
- Hawaii family physician
- Faculty at John A. Burns School of Medicine
- Social medicine activist
Rev. Dr. Thomas D. Lynch
- Emeritus Professor, Louisiana State University
- Current Adjunct Professor California State University, Northridge
- Author of Public Budgeting in America (6th edition, Melvin & Leigh)
Refreshments are provided.
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