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#AmericasHealthcareChallenge listener question: "We see so much written about Diabetes, Heart attack, and Stroke. I am 46, a recently diagnosed diabetic, working, and trying hard to not have to go on insulin. What are other people doing to control this condition?"

Healthcare has been front and center of the first 100 days of the Trump Administration and this episode breaks down the progress and the shortcomings of the health reform 2.0 efforts.

Question from an #AmericasHealthcareChallenge Listener: " I am 68 and am a Caregiver to my aging mother who is 91. When my husband & I retired, we thought we would have greater freedom. We don't have a life because we are caring for my aging mother. Are we alone in this, or are we part of a much larger problem?" Answers at http://edbellisinc.com

Listener question: "In the last two years, my employer has provided us with group plans that have a heavy emphasis on Wellness & behavioral change. Some of these tools are very good, but others are hard for me to comply with. Is this trend going to continue and get tougher in future years?" More answers on edbellisinc.com.

Question: "I am 67 years old. I have a Medicare Plan F program. I heard that in 2020, Medicare is eliminating Plan F and High Deductible Plan F How ill this affect people like me and what will I have to do to replace that Plan?" More on edbellisinc.com

Listener question: "I've been hearing a great about the Repeal & Replacement of the ACA law. I'm concerned about how those negotiations are going and if there will be an ACA marketplace for the 2018 Open enrollment period?" To submit your question to be answered on America's Healthcare Challenge email visit http://edbellisinc.com

America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.

America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.

America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.

America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.

More news in the individual marketplace impacting the open-enrollment is revealed as Robert Morgen joins the program to discuss the Administration's stabilization efforts and the neat concept, OurCareBill.org, organized by Health Markets. Also on the show, is Medicare Advantage for All a viable approach and how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the healthcare industry. Listen to this week's episode of #AmericasHealthcareChallenge right here...

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.

This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.

This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.

This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.