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so tell us about the test results, the ones that focus specifically on heart disease. well, there were several types of tests to try to parse out evidence of problems with the heart, cholesterol tests. his cholesterol has gone up, despite medication. and his weight. the one that came out in questioning is coronary calcium test which is looking for evidence of plaque and narrowing of the blood vessels that lead to the heart. listen to how it was described. he does not have heart disease. he had a ct scan that showed calcium. i think, so technically, he has nonclinical artsz row scler
medications and lab work, up to 95% discount. that s a big discount. that s huge. yes. for example, cholesterol tests may be charged 60 to $90, we charge 3 because that s what it costs us. we also do all our procedures for free as well, they re included. if you need an ekg, you don t have to worry if i m going to make $25 doing it. i m going to do it if it needs to be done, and it costs me 40 cents and little electrode pads to do it. if i need to put stitches in, we do that for free, did that a couple days ago for a little boy. strep throat testing, urine analysis. part of the system that was
the finger-wagging from the right ignores the positive health care impacts. medicaid made people much more likely to be financially stable. those who had health care coverage were 30% less likely to be depressed. for people without medicaid, 5.5% reported spending more than 30% of their income on their health care. that income was zero for those with medicaid. those with health care took part in preventive services much more often. including mammograms and cholesterol tests, sara collins vice president at the commonwealth fund say it will have long-term impacts. the overall finding is they re using more preventive services and going to the doctor more. she said the health incomes take time. the big picture is that the study bears out fundamental reasons to have health care in the first place, number one, preventive services to avoid getting very sick and needing expensive care. number two, coverage. so that in the case of unexpected illed in or accident,
their numbers in balance. heather: we threw this question out to the twitter world and we got a huge response. very mixed emotions. politics, one says, yes, charge smokers extra. texas instruments does this and says it was a big incentive for this person to quick. on the other hand, you have a doctor who says that they should test for eating chocolate and fast food since obesity causes more health insurance claims. that does lead us to the next question, what is next? guest: they already are doing cholesterol tests in some companies and whatever companies can do to have more healthy employees which cuts the costs down, they will do it informally and formally. again, i don t see a problem with this. i understand some people say it is a little bit too much. i have to tell you, employees
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