Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rated as a marked success both for the aged treated under it and for the hospitals treating them. Medicaid is suffering from all kinds of inflammatory ills, plus massive financial hemorrhaging, and is headed for drastic surgery before Congress quits for Christmas. But its benefits, in terms of medical treatment for those who could not afford it before, are certainly manifest...
...Part A, has one major flaw: it provides no requirement or incentive for hospitals to cut costs. It reimburses the cost as billed, high or low. In major cities, a day in one of the better hospitals costs $80 to $90, counting not only the semiprivate-room charge, food, treatment, drugs, nursing care and laundry but all the innumerable X rays and laboratory tests now inseparable from optimal care. One possibility: allow HEW to make a long-term contract with a hospital to treat patients at a flat rate; if the hospital can cut costs without trimming services...
Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 5-Dr. Dana Farnsworth, director of the University Health Services, today criticized college admissions committees that ask applicants whether they have ever had psychiatric treatment...
Tired of that, they set upon a police station wagon, banging on the top and nearly rocking it over. An airport limousine got the same treatment and so did one of the motorized carriages that runs around the Common. Then, finally, the cops showed up. They conspicuously stayed away from the grass where people were still clustered around smoking. All they did was clear Beacon St. and the little road inside the Common fence. Last Sunday there was none of this kind of trouble, although one group of about 100 marched on the Western Ave. Jail near Central Sq., where...
...order to gain access to the President's inner thoughts, however, the Faculty members have decided to pay the price of giving their community the silent treatment. Their unfortunate decision to emulate Mr. Johnson's notorious behavior suggests that their objections to the war are hardly as serious or sincere as they would have us believe...