There is a sense of freedom that comes with having options. Knowing that you have the ability to make decisions regarding the way that you choose to live your life, allows you to be comfortable with the type of existence that you have. As a person ages, their amount of viable life options can begin...
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Continuity of care leads to better health outcomes, but MyMedicare’s enrolment numbers remain low. Could financial incentives, like those in New Zealand, be the answer?
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Potentially left to manage for herself, a 61-year-old woman living with advanced Parkinson’s disease has seen the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) dismissed her doctors’ after not meeting the NDIA’s “value for money” criteria.
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