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Turneul de Sah Rotary Iași Copou, ediția a III-a
2023.05.01 13:57 ciubotaruoa Turneul de Sah Rotary Iași Copou, ediția a III-a
 | Au început înscrierile la turneul caritabil de șah Rotary Iași Copou pentru copii, ediția a III-a. submitted by ciubotaruoa to iasi [link] [comments] Clubul Rotary Iași Copou organizează a treia ediție a Turneului de șah Rotary Iași Copou, competiție caritabilă dedicată copiilor, care va avea loc sâmbătă, 10 iunie, începând cu ora 10, în Palas Mall (zona Atrium). La ediția din 2023 sunt disponibile 200 de locuri, dintre care 100 sunt rezervate pentru copii cu posibilități materiale reduse (cu prioritate din mediul rural) din cadrul cluburilor partenere (A.C.S. Pionii Regelui și A.C.S. Gambit Huși), care vor participa gratuit. Alte 100 de locuri sunt disponibile cu taxă pentru orice copil care dorește să participe la competiție. Taxa este de 200 de lei/participant și acoperă costurile participării precum și o contribuție la fondul de burse dedicat copiilor din mediul rural cu posibilități materiale reduse. Fiecare participant va primi un premiu garantat care constă în produse personalizate cu însemnele turneului (rucsac, sticlă de aluminiu, șapcă, set piese șah) în valoare de peste 100 de lei, apă, o gustare și înghețată. Sunt puse în joc 36 de premii în bani în valoare totală de 7200 de lei, premiul I la fiecare dintre cele 12 categorii fiind de 300 de lei. Înscrierile au început sâmbătă, 29 aprilie și se fac doar online, aici: https://rotarycopou.ro/sah/ Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou își propune sprijinirea copiilor din mediul rural, care practică sportul minții, prin participarea la o competiție ce le va oferi oportunitatea să își dezvolte pasiunea pentru șah dar și să acumuleze o experiență de concurs valoroasă. De asemenea, evenimentul țintește să genereze un fond de burse de care să beneficieze cât mai mulți copii din mediul rural care au talent deosebit la șah dar posibilități materiale insuficiente pentru a practica sportul minții în condiții decente. La primele două ediții, desfășurate în 2021 și 2022, au participat 220 de copii care au primit premii în valoare de 10.000 de lei și s-a constituit un fond de burse în valoare de 60.000 de lei, de care au beneficiat peste 300 de copii din mediul rural, înscriși la cluburile Gambit Huși și Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei. Pentru mulți dintre copiii din mediul rural, șahul este șansa la o viață mai bună. Cluburile Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei și Gambit Huși nu doar ajută copiii să practice șah, dar îi și motivează să aibă rezultate bune la școală. Le oferă oportunitatea de a juca șah și de a se perfecționa în acest sport dar îi și ajută să nu abandoneze studiile. Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou își propune să asigure un sprijin suplimentar pentru copiii din mediul rural pasionați de șah și să reducă abandonul școlar. Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou este organizat de clubul Rotary Iași Copou, sub patronajul Federației Române de șah, în parteneriat cu Palas Iași și cluburile de șah Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei și Gambit Huși. Mai multe informații despre proiect, precum și modul în care fiecare membru al comunității poate susține copiii din mediul rural pasionați de șah pot fi consultate aici: https://rotarycopou.ro/sah/ |
2023.05.01 13:27 ciubotaruoa Turneul de Sah Rotary Iași Copou ediția a III-a
 | Au început înscrierile la turneul caritabil de șah Rotary Iași Copou pentru copii, ediția a III-a. submitted by ciubotaruoa to SahRomania [link] [comments] Clubul Rotary Iași Copou organizează a treia ediție a Turneului de șah Rotary Iași Copou, competiție caritabilă dedicată copiilor, care va avea loc sâmbătă, 10 iunie, începând cu ora 10, în Palas Mall (zona Atrium). La ediția din 2023 sunt disponibile 200 de locuri, dintre care 100 sunt rezervate pentru copii cu posibilități materiale reduse (cu prioritate din mediul rural) din cadrul cluburilor partenere (A.C.S. Pionii Regelui și A.C.S. Gambit Huși), care vor participa gratuit. Alte 100 de locuri sunt disponibile cu taxă pentru orice copil care dorește să participe la competiție. Taxa este de 200 de lei/participant și acoperă costurile participării precum și o contribuție la fondul de burse dedicat copiilor din mediul rural cu posibilități materiale reduse. Fiecare participant va primi un premiu garantat care constă în produse personalizate cu însemnele turneului (rucsac, sticlă de aluminiu, șapcă, set piese șah) în valoare de peste 100 de lei, apă, o gustare și înghețată. Sunt puse în joc 36 de premii în bani în valoare totală de 7200 de lei, premiul I la fiecare dintre cele 12 categorii fiind de 300 de lei. Înscrierile au început sâmbătă, 29 aprilie și se fac doar online, aici: https://rotarycopou.ro/sah/ Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou își propune sprijinirea copiilor din mediul rural, care practică sportul minții, prin participarea la o competiție ce le va oferi oportunitatea să își dezvolte pasiunea pentru șah dar și să acumuleze o experiență de concurs valoroasă. De asemenea, evenimentul țintește să genereze un fond de burse de care să beneficieze cât mai mulți copii din mediul rural care au talent deosebit la șah dar posibilități materiale insuficiente pentru a practica sportul minții în condiții decente. La primele două ediții, desfășurate în 2021 și 2022, au participat 220 de copii care au primit premii în valoare de 10.000 de lei și s-a constituit un fond de burse în valoare de 60.000 de lei, de care au beneficiat peste 300 de copii din mediul rural, înscriși la cluburile Gambit Huși și Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei. Pentru mulți dintre copiii din mediul rural, șahul este șansa la o viață mai bună. Cluburile Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei și Gambit Huși nu doar ajută copiii să practice șah, dar îi și motivează să aibă rezultate bune la școală. Le oferă oportunitatea de a juca șah și de a se perfecționa în acest sport dar îi și ajută să nu abandoneze studiile. Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou își propune să asigure un sprijin suplimentar pentru copiii din mediul rural pasionați de șah și să reducă abandonul școlar. Turneul de șah Rotary Iași Copou este organizat de clubul Rotary Iași Copou, sub patronajul Federației Române de șah, în parteneriat cu Palas Iași și cluburile de șah Pionii Regelui Podu Iloaiei și Gambit Huși. Mai multe informații despre proiect, precum și modul în care fiecare membru al comunității poate susține copiii din mediul rural pasionați de șah pot fi consultate aici: https://rotarycopou.ro/sah/ |
2023.01.12 18:40 VirtualPoolBoy New to Medicare (disability under 65) Can anyone recommend a good Supplement plan to cover parts A and B?
Here’s what I have so far….
Medicare Part A (hospitalization): 80% covered
Medicare Part B(doctors services): 80% covered
Medicare Part D (prescriptions) Anthem Blue Cross MediBlue Rx Plus (PDP): 80% covered. 20% covered by state, minus co-pay.
Medical: None. Don’t qualify.
MediGap: None. Too young to qualify.
So with the prescription gap mostly covered by California (minus copay) I just need a supplement plan for the 20% of Parts A and B Medicare doesn’t cover.
Should I get a plan with only Parts A and B? Or worth getting one with Part D as well? in case I need drugs Anthem or state won’t cover?
What’s your preferred supplemental plan?
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Medicare Part A (hospitalization): 80% covered
Medicare Part B(doctors services): 80% covered
Medicare Part D (prescriptions) Anthem Blue Cross MediBlue Rx Plus (PDP): 80% covered. 20% covered by state, minus co-pay.
Medical: None. Don’t qualify.
MediGap: None. Too young to qualify.
So with the prescription gap mostly covered by California (minus copay) I just need a supplement plan for the 20% of Parts A and B Medicare doesn’t cover.
Should I get a plan with only Parts A and B? Or worth getting one with Part D as well? in case I need drugs Anthem or state won’t cover?
What’s your preferred supplemental plan?
2022.11.28 20:22 RatInaMaze Losing my mind with NY State Marketplace
I've had the run around from both marketplace reps and the actual insurance company on this so maybe someone here knows the answer. I'm trying to figure out if a specific marketplace plan is carried by our pediatrician but I think the names of these might be different between the plans.
Doctor Accepts:
The plan on marketplace is called:
Empire HealthPlus Gatekeeper X, Bronze, ST, INN, Individual Network, Dep 25, Pediatric Dental
Any help is greatly appreciated!!!
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Doctor Accepts:
- Empire MediBlue HealthPlus (HMO)-NY
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- Empire MediBlue HealthPlus Dual Advantage (HMO D-SNP)-NY
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- Empire MediBlue HealthPlus Dual Connect (HMO D-SNP)-NY
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- Empire MediBlue HealthPlus Dual Plus (HMO D-SNP)-NY
The plan on marketplace is called:
Empire HealthPlus Gatekeeper X, Bronze, ST, INN, Individual Network, Dep 25, Pediatric Dental
Any help is greatly appreciated!!!
2022.02.15 18:01 CryptographerNew540 No FDA Authorized Generic for Zenzedi
Been told by manufacturer Arbor that there is authorized generic for Zenzedi 10mg but when check FDA Authorized Generic list there is none for Zenzedi. Haven't been able to get 10 mg Zenzedi because pharmacies couldn't get it from their suppliers. Talked to Arbor and they arranged to have some sent to supplier for my pharmacy. But pharmacy wouldn't fill because their cost was $1,400 vs the $170 I usually pay with my Anthem MediBlue Preferred Medicare that wouldn't given the pharmacy the $170 price I usually pa yor accept the GoodRx coupon I've always used in the past .
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2022.02.10 09:31 immafemale Do you receive a 1095-A statement with a Medicare Advantage Plan?, b/c my Return was rejected due to missing 1095-A. I have Anthem MediBlue Dual Advantage (HMO D-SNP) (medicare & medicaid).
My insurance is a Medicare Advantage Plan. Anthem MediBlue Dual Advantage (HMO D-SNP) . My state medicaid "Kentucky" pays my premiums and I have $0.00 deductibles.
I filed with my local CPA. She said the IRS rejected it because I should of received a 1095-A statement from Healthcare Insurance Marketplace. I didnt. and I used an Advantage Plan Agent to go from Original Medicare to Anthem MediBlue Dual Advantage (HMO D-SNP) .
I have visited healthcare.gov which then sends me to my state ky.gov website https://form1095.ky.gov/Form1095BLogin/GetRequestForm
And their system said " We cannot locate a Form 1095-A for this individual. Some individuals who enrolled in coverage through Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange will not receive a Form 1095-A (e.g. individuals who never paid their first month’s premium, individuals enrolled in dental only plans, individuals enrolled in catastrophic plans, etc.). If you believe this individual should have received a Form 1095-A please call 1-855-459-6328. "
What am I suppose to do? The IRS is wrong. I dont need to fill out a 1095-A form.,
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I filed with my local CPA. She said the IRS rejected it because I should of received a 1095-A statement from Healthcare Insurance Marketplace. I didnt. and I used an Advantage Plan Agent to go from Original Medicare to Anthem MediBlue Dual Advantage (HMO D-SNP) .
I have visited healthcare.gov which then sends me to my state ky.gov website https://form1095.ky.gov/Form1095BLogin/GetRequestForm
And their system said " We cannot locate a Form 1095-A for this individual. Some individuals who enrolled in coverage through Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange will not receive a Form 1095-A (e.g. individuals who never paid their first month’s premium, individuals enrolled in dental only plans, individuals enrolled in catastrophic plans, etc.). If you believe this individual should have received a Form 1095-A please call 1-855-459-6328. "
What am I suppose to do? The IRS is wrong. I dont need to fill out a 1095-A form.,
2021.11.28 02:53 Baka_Max Looking for a nursing home rehab center for my aunt
My aunt needs to go to a rehab/nursing home for a few weeks to recover from surgery (she needs PT), I was wondering if anyone knew good nursing homes in the city (or Yonkers). I haven’t been able to find any without mostly terrible reviews and seemingly fake 5 star reviews. She has blue cross blue shield mediblue as her health care plan. So far I have looked into Methodist Home Nursing and Rehab, Adira at Riverside, and The Wayne Center. She had already been at the Riverside Premier, but had to go back to the hospital because the care was so bad. If anyone has any info on the ones I mentioned or other facilities please let me know because I’m very desperate. Thanks in advance!
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2021.09.27 23:32 fdjadjgowjoejow PSA: Las Vegas Anthem MediBlue RX Plus (PDP) 2022 Monthly Premium Increase
Yikes! If you have this plan received today info that the monthly premium for 2021 of 20.40 is increasing to 72.20 (no deductible) next year.
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2021.05.27 10:08 LockaboxGuy Lockabox One MediBlue is such a perfect modernised medicine safe lockable box. Large enough for pill dispensers, diabetic medication, blister packs, prescription creams, and tablets.
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2020.10.09 03:00 Mindless_Medicine_87 Dad recently diagnosed with ESRD and will need dialysis. He has both medicare part A & B as well as an anthem hmo plan. Can someone explain what coinsurance is?
I’ve read all the benefit information and the plan he is under (Anthem Mediblue Select HMO) says dialysis will be covered with 20% coinsurance. Does that mean that we will have to pay that 20% cost ourselves? Or does Medicare itself cover that cost? What happens if we cannot afford it? Im just very confused and stressed and would like some guidance. If anyone here is familiar with having a family member in dialysis and would be willing to share what they pay I would greatly appreciate it as well.
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2020.09.16 03:15 RecentPop3166 Very confused on how to find a provider with Medicare and Medicare advantage plans in California
My dad recently turned 65 and I signed him up for Medicare. He has Part A& B. I started looking into what his options were for dental/vision and learned about Medicare Advantage plans. My understanding was that Medicare advantage plans cover what medicare doesn't, such as prescriptions, dental visits, eye care, etc. It sounded like a really good idea. I signed him up for Anthem Mediblue Select (HMO) considering I've had Anthem blue cross and never really had much issues with them.
My dad hasn't been to any doctor for about 4-5 years. I'm trying to find a regular, primary care doctor that he can go to first and then be referred to specialists if needed. My understanding was that I could find a primary doctor using the Find Care feature on Anthem's website. I assumed that if doctor accepted Anthem's Mediblue Select HMO insurance, then they would accept Medicare to begin with.
Well I did find a doctor and had a really bad experience yesterday. Although it listed on Anthem's website that my dad's specific advantage care insurance was accepted, the doctor told me no, that they used a different insurance plan. I was super confused because I figured okay, even if he's not their advantage plan then his doctor's visit will be covered by Medicare. They said no to this, that my dad had to be enrolled in both. They made us wait for an hour even though we had an appointment, and then tried to pressure me to pay out of pocket/switch to their plan that same day, guilting me by telling me how neglectful I have been for my dad's medical care. I really want to avoid something like this again.
So, when looking for a provider do I need to do it directly through Medicare (like their website?) and then ask if they also accept our advantage plan? Or was this just a weird/bad experience and I can keep using Anthem's Find Care feature? I'm also not sure if I should call Medicare or Anthem for more clarification. This is very confusing for me and I appreciate anyone's help.
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My dad hasn't been to any doctor for about 4-5 years. I'm trying to find a regular, primary care doctor that he can go to first and then be referred to specialists if needed. My understanding was that I could find a primary doctor using the Find Care feature on Anthem's website. I assumed that if doctor accepted Anthem's Mediblue Select HMO insurance, then they would accept Medicare to begin with.
Well I did find a doctor and had a really bad experience yesterday. Although it listed on Anthem's website that my dad's specific advantage care insurance was accepted, the doctor told me no, that they used a different insurance plan. I was super confused because I figured okay, even if he's not their advantage plan then his doctor's visit will be covered by Medicare. They said no to this, that my dad had to be enrolled in both. They made us wait for an hour even though we had an appointment, and then tried to pressure me to pay out of pocket/switch to their plan that same day, guilting me by telling me how neglectful I have been for my dad's medical care. I really want to avoid something like this again.
So, when looking for a provider do I need to do it directly through Medicare (like their website?) and then ask if they also accept our advantage plan? Or was this just a weird/bad experience and I can keep using Anthem's Find Care feature? I'm also not sure if I should call Medicare or Anthem for more clarification. This is very confusing for me and I appreciate anyone's help.
2019.05.03 12:34 sophia94jhon Global Surgical Mask Market to Expand with Noteworthy CAGR of 6.1% During 2018-2025
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The India surgical mask market was valued at $58 million in 2017, and is expected to reach $95 million by 2025, registering a CAGR of 6.1% from 2018 to 2025. Surgical masks are made using synthetic material, such as polypropylene fabric or disposable linen. They are commonly used in surgical procedures, serving as a barrier to microorganisms and help prevent cross-contamination.
Request for Sample @ https://www.kdmarketinsights.com/sample/4336
The key factors that boost the growth of the India surgical mask market include rapid developments in nonwovens production technology, increase in focus toward preventing hospital-acquired infections (HAIs), and improvement in healthcare infrastructure & services. In addition, surge in disposable income, rise in health awareness, and significant increase in geriatric population supplement the market growth. However, increase in popularity of less invasive surgeries impede the growth of this market. Conversely, innovations in nanotechnology and its increased use in medical nonwoven disposables production are anticipated to create lucrative opportunities for market expansion in the near future.
Based on product, the India surgical mask market is categorized into basic surgical mask, anti-fog surgical mask, fluid/splash-resistant surgical mask, N95 mask, and others. The basic surgical mask segment was the highest contributor to the market in 2017, and is anticipated to maintain its dominance throughout the forecast period. However, the anti-fog surgical mask segment is expected to register higher growth rate from 2018 to 2025, owing to rise in aging population and innovation with respect to product development. Based on distribution channel, the India surgical mask market is divided into hospitals & clinics, drug stores, and online stores. Drug stores was the most dominant channel for the distribution of surgical masks and has the largest market share in the India surgical mask market followed by online stores.
Key Market Benefits Surgical Mask Market: The study provides an in-depth analysis of the India surgical mask market along with the current trends and future estimations to elucidate the imminent investment pockets. The report presents a quantitative analysis of the market from 2018 to 2025 to enable stakeholders to capitalize on the prevailing market opportunities. An extensive analysis of the market based on application assists in understanding the trends in the industry. The key market players along with their strategies are thoroughly analyzed to understand the competitive outlook of the industry.
Surgical Mask Key Market Segments: By Product Basic Surgical Mask Anti-fog Surgical Mask Fluid/Splash Resistant Surgical Mask N95 Mask Others
By Distribution Channel Hospitals & Clinic Drug Store Online Store
The list of key players operating in this market includes: 3M Company Cartel Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. Kwalitex Healthcare Private Limited Magnum Health and Safety Private Limited Mediblue Health Care Private Limited Medline Industries Inc. Plasti Surge Industries Pvt. Ltd. Premium Health Care Disposables Private Limited Thea-Tex Healthcare (India) Pvt. Ltd. Venus Safety and Health Pvt. Ltd. Z Plus Disposable
The other players included in the value chain analysis (and not included in the report) include: Salus Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Good health Inc. Shree Medicare Products Gaurav Sanjivani Technicals Jullundur Enterprises Neelkanth Healthcare (P) Ltd. Masmed Medical Devices
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2018.06.05 23:42 nvfh33 FLR for Advantage plans
Does anyone have any up-to-date information on Functional Limitation Reporting for Medicare Advantage plans (part B)? I can't find anything more recent than 2014.
I just got off the phone with Anthem MediBlue about a strange new-to-me denial that turned out to be denied for no FLR codes. Of course no one on her floor knows when MediBlue started to require FLR codes and god forbid they go beyond their floor to find out. Directing me to CMS.gov wont give me Anthem policies (I did look :/). This has me quite baffled. They demand they have to follow medicare guidelines requiring the FLR but at the same time require orthonet authorization to determine medical necessity....which is what the FLR is for for medicare. In all my medicare advantage plan billing this is the first I have ever seen this required.
I have contacted my provider rep but that takes several voicemails and a week or two to hear back so I am hoping someone here has any idea.
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I just got off the phone with Anthem MediBlue about a strange new-to-me denial that turned out to be denied for no FLR codes. Of course no one on her floor knows when MediBlue started to require FLR codes and god forbid they go beyond their floor to find out. Directing me to CMS.gov wont give me Anthem policies (I did look :/). This has me quite baffled. They demand they have to follow medicare guidelines requiring the FLR but at the same time require orthonet authorization to determine medical necessity....which is what the FLR is for for medicare. In all my medicare advantage plan billing this is the first I have ever seen this required.
I have contacted my provider rep but that takes several voicemails and a week or two to hear back so I am hoping someone here has any idea.