Putting IT in the Hands of Milwaukeeans - Affordable Healthcare Law

MILWAUKEE (MPA) - The Affordable Health Care Law is the method by which Milwaukeeans, Wisconsinites and Americans are entitled and finally getting a better quality of life, starting with their HEALTH.  Already many sigificant programs and savings are being realized.

Your personal health care system.

Intel’s taking some serious steps into the medical world with its just-FDA-approved Intel Health Guide, an 8lb gadget that functions as a personal health care system. The Health Guide includes a small touch-screen PC running Windows XP and a web portal that helps connect patients and doctors. The computer can be used to remind patients to take their medications, facilitate live video conferencing with doctors, and even check and collect their vital signs.

Are you a Behaviorial Health Provider? 

Milwaukee Professionals Association supports channel development and will work with the NEW programs of "patient-centered" health care of the USGov Health and Human Services to engage those receiving medicare, medicaid, social security and other government funded health care as well as those who offer and provide health care services. 

Milwaukee Professionals Association promotes getting the patient/customer and providers involved at the neighborhood-level, businesses, home, school and church level can provide safety nets for the patient, improve customer care, provide cost-saving, improve outcomes and put more people in the "available-for-work" category.  It will at the same time, jumpstart NEW areas of employment, refine our patient home care, to break down barriers, educate and navigate the systems that are already providing hands-on services.

We are using the initiative, All Hands on Deck, WE, Initiative - Putting IT in the Hands of Milwaukeeans, to help remove barriers, delays  lack of health care in the Milwaukee area.  We must talk to each other, learn about what the Affordable Health Care Law has put in place and take advantage of them.  We will provide leadership, said Mary Glass, Chair/CEO, Milwaukee Professionals Association.

Stay tuned.