NASRO
of Nevada is a non profit Co-op that is a solution to achieving affordable health care. We are a 18 year old non-profit association and a third party administrator.
NASRO provides access and information on affordable health insurance in Nevada
for people and organizations.
Nevada consumers are too sophisticated to not notice the ever rising costs that are being shifted from the health insurance companies, the doctors and the large employers to the Nevada health care consumer in the form of higher deductibles, co pays and most importantly premium costs.
Find out your health insurance rates within minutes of speaking to our staff. Our health insurance proposals offer the best rates available. You can not obtain better rates even if you go directly to the insurance companies themselves.
Apply directly from an application you print out on your computer. NASRO is staffed by human beings who will provide you with help completing the applications and will go through the questions with you line by line.
NASRO is active building a coalition of organizations in Nevada that will once again allow us to offer a group health plan. Contact NASRO for a Proposal or call us at 800-638-8113
NASRO
is lead by Robert Gaw, who has a 35 year record of working
in Nevada and other states to see that the promises
of a world class health care system for all are kept.
If you are just finding out about the complexity and difficulties associated with finding a good health insurance plan or if you are unhappy with your current plan then please contact us.
Health Insurance
Plan Choices
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nevada
Health Plan of Nevada
Unicare
PacifiCare
Aetna
Nevada Plan Guide
Cigna
United HealthCare
Assurant
Please call us at 800-638-8113 with any questions you have.
Dental Plans
Delta Dental
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Pearl Dental
Life Insurance, Long Term Disability and Annuities
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
UNUM Life Insurance Company
West Coast Life Insurance Company
For More Information About NASRO in Nevada Call 800-638-8113
National Association of Socially Responsible Organizations
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Specializing in Affordable Nevada
Health Insurance Plans and Employee Benefits for
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Employers who want to do the socially responsible thing
• Self employed people who want to talk to knowledgeable people with independent advice
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Free agent independent contractors whose growing numbers NASRO is leveraging to change the economics of health insurance
Call
NASRO
800-638-8113
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
FCC: Health Data Exchanges To Need More Broadband Support
At the Health Information and Management Systems Society annual conference on Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission announced multiple recommendations involving new funding and regulations for broadband Internet connections that support health IT exchange, Government Health IT reports.
The recommendations stem from an FCC survey that found the U.S. lacks sufficient broadband connections to meet criteria for "meaningful use" of electronic health records that will determine whether health care providers are eligible for incentive payments under the 2009 federal economic stimulus package.
The survey found that as many as 3,600 small practices do not have even basic broadband services, while thousands of other locations face price disparities of as much as $45,000 each year for the same services available in better connected areas.
Recommendations
To address such access problems, FCC proposes:
- Changing its Rural Health Care Program to use the initiative's annual $400 million budget to establish a health care broadband access fund to assist health care providers and other institutions in purchasing broadband services;
- Establishing a health care broadband infrastructure fund to aid providers in expanding broadband networks where the existing infrastructure is lacking; and
- Changing the way providers are reimbursed for handling "e-care" distributed over broadband links, which providers have said is one of the biggest barriers to health IT adoption.
FCC wants to link funding as closely as possible to meaningful use to ensure that the money goes to locations following the guidance of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT.
The recommendations are part of FCC's upcoming National Broadband Plan that it is expected to deliver to Congress by March 17 (Robinson, Government Health IT, 3/2).
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