February 28 – Be Careful What You Wish For Part 1 (45 Mass credits including ethics)

The development of and implications of our commercial healthcare system. Follow this simple 3-step process.

Read these texts

• Ensuring America’s Health by Christy Ford Chapin, 14 credits, Mass course #93826, available from amazon.com  as kindle (rent or buy) and paperback.
• The Social Transformation of American Medicine by Paul Starr, 28 credits, Mass course #57041, available from amazon.com as paperback, kindle and audiobook, and from hoopla, the free Massachusetts public library app. This classic won a Pulitzer Prize.
• Ethical Insurance Advising I, Commercial Insurance by Gary Fradin, 3 ethics credits, Mass course #6000157817, pdf available on this website under Gary’s Texts after you login.

Attend the 30 minute Zoom lecture ‘Be Careful What You Wish For Part I’ on February 28 at 10:00

• Join Zoom Meeting
  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83894562340?pwd=KA2dYvlJWfRhYpawmgraz7oVn5VvAm.1
• Gary Fradin will discuss some key structural problems with commercial health insurance.

Take the exams on the 3 texts listed above on this website after the lecture.

• About 30 minutes / exam. Graded immediately. Retakes available as necessary. Be sure to finish by end-of-work on February 28.
• You will receive detailed exam access instructions a few days in advance.

This is Part 1 of an envisioned 2 part CE program. The second part entitled Be Careful What You Wish For Part II, worth an additional / different 45 CE credits, will address structural problems with public / single payer health insurance. Tentatively scheduled for 2026.

Most brokers need 45 credits every 3 years. New brokers need 60. To get additional credits, add Mistreated by Richard Pearl, Mass CE course #93761, 16 credits. Purchase separately on this website. Any excess credits carry forward.

Money back guarantee: We will refund your money if, for any reason, you do not like this program. This offer extends up to the time we report credits.

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