Statewide Coordinated Care Organization meetings

[Guest guest]

Dear colleagues,

Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation declaring October "Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month" now we gotta be able to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!

Put your thinking caps on!

Cheers,

Vern Saboe

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Governor's Proclamation - Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month Oct. 2011.pdf

[Guest guest]

Vern. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have some coordinated " talking points "

prepared for various far-flung DCs that attend these meetings. A coordinated

approach is always best.

My 2 cents are as follows:

Let's hit them in the emotional breadbasket by reminding them that Oregon is a

strategic, forward thinking state that is rightly and correctly focused on the

following issues:

1- Sustainability (we even have a special office of sustainability that

facilitates sustainable transportation, architecture, business practices,

agriculture, community planning, etc.)

2- The organic food/agriculture (we have an office of enviromental quality, farm

to school programs) and we have a world-famous Organic-certification

organization/non-profit in Oregon Tilth.

3- Inovative, clean and green business: www.oregon4biz.gov

etc.

4-Also, Oregon has always been a state that purports to respect people's " right

to choose. "

5- Oregon has always prided itself in in identifying " unfair " competition and

trying to ensure that within the business private sector, competition is

relatively fair and not heavily weighed in favor of one company or one sector of

industry.

With that said,

We can say that chiropractic is an area where you have 100% Organic, clean,

green, sustainable, environmentally-friendly small/micro business. These are

all-natural health care, owner-operated, micro-businesses that are integrated

into the community and are " on the ground " , every day, taking care of Oregon's

" greatest resource " (its people) in ways that are natural and sustainable, safe,

effective and cost-effective. Citizens in oregon should have a reasonable right

to choose this time-tested form of care (should they so desire) without

significant constraints, blockages, or unreasonable limitations.

Is that so much to ask?

Here is a link to a blog post that has a similar sentiment

http://pmaworks.com/observations/page/17/

>

> Dear colleagues,

>

> Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation

declaring October " Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month " now we gotta be able

to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are

at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!

>

> Put your thinking caps on!

>

> Cheers,

>

> Vern Saboe

>

[Guest guest]

Hi think those are excellent points , no not to much doctors and patients can pick and choose which points you have listed to express. I also sent talking points to the field as well which doctors and their patients as well. I have been networking with the acupunturists, naturopaths, and massage therapists and they are going to get thier folks to these CCO meetings. Remember tonight is the Pendleton Monday, Oct. 3., 6-8 PM, Pendleton Arts Center, 214 N. Main Street...so Pendleton and surrounding area doctors Dr. Les Feinberg and Dr. that also means you!!! Several doctors in Pendleton have committed to coming if any of you guys and gals have LMTs or work with them get them there as well!!!

Thanks for all you guys do for the profession - please for you doctors who go please report back to the group how it all went down and remember it simply isn't enough to simply "warm the bench" you all must get in the game which means at this meeting the profession needs you to, Stand and Deliver!!

Next up,

Florence

Wed. Oct., 5, 6-8 pm

The Florence Events Center

715 Quince Street

Coosbay, North Bend and Newport doctors -----Eugene doctors this is you!!

Cheers,

Vern Saboe

541-231-4528 Call me with any questions

Re: "Statewide Coordinated Care Organization meetings"

Vern. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have some coordinated "talking points" prepared for various far-flung DCs that attend these meetings. A coordinated approach is always best.My 2 cents are as follows:Let's hit them in the emotional breadbasket by reminding them that Oregon is a strategic, forward thinking state that is rightly and correctly focused on the following issues:1- Sustainability (we even have a special office of sustainability that facilitates sustainable transportation, architecture, business practices, agriculture, community planning, etc.)2- The organic food/agriculture (we have an office of environmental quality, farm to school programs) and we have a world-famous Organic-certification organization/non-profit in Oregon Tilth.3- Inovative, clean and green business: www.oregon4biz.govetc.4-Also, Oregon has always been a state that purports to respect people's "right to choose."5- Oregon has always prided itself in in identifying "unfair" competition and trying to ensure that within the business private sector, competition is relatively fair and not heavily weighed in favor of one company or one sector of industry.With that said,We can say that chiropractic is an area where you have 100% Organic, clean, green, sustainable, environmentally-friendly small/micro business. These are all-natural health care, owner-operated, micro-businesses that are integrated into the community and are "on the ground", every day, taking care of Oregon's "greatest resource" (its people) in ways that are natural and sustainable, safe, effective and cost-effective. Citizens in oregon should have a reasonable right to choose this time-tested form of care (should they so desire) without significant constraints, blockages, or unreasonable limitations.Is that so much to ask?Here is a link to a blog post that has a similar sentimenthttp://pmaworks.com/observations/page/17/ >> Dear colleagues,> > Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation declaring October "Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month" now we gotta be able to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!> > Put your thinking caps on!> > Cheers,> > Vern Saboe>

[Guest guest]

Hi think those are excellent points , no not to much doctors and patients can pick and choose which points you have listed to express. I also sent talking points to the field as well which doctors and their patients as well. I have been networking with the acupunturists, naturopaths, and massage therapists and they are going to get thier folks to these CCO meetings. Remember tonight is the Pendleton Monday, Oct. 3., 6-8 PM, Pendleton Arts Center, 214 N. Main Street...so Pendleton and surrounding area doctors Dr. Les Feinberg and Dr. that also means you!!! Several doctors in Pendleton have committed to coming if any of you guys and gals have LMTs or work with them get them there as well!!!

Thanks for all you guys do for the profession - please for you doctors who go please report back to the group how it all went down and remember it simply isn't enough to simply "warm the bench" you all must get in the game which means at this meeting the profession needs you to, Stand and Deliver!!

Next up,

Florence

Wed. Oct., 5, 6-8 pm

The Florence Events Center

715 Quince Street

Coosbay, North Bend and Newport doctors -----Eugene doctors this is you!!

Cheers,

Vern Saboe

541-231-4528 Call me with any questions

Re: "Statewide Coordinated Care Organization meetings"

Vern. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have some coordinated "talking points" prepared for various far-flung DCs that attend these meetings. A coordinated approach is always best.My 2 cents are as follows:Let's hit them in the emotional breadbasket by reminding them that Oregon is a strategic, forward thinking state that is rightly and correctly focused on the following issues:1- Sustainability (we even have a special office of sustainability that facilitates sustainable transportation, architecture, business practices, agriculture, community planning, etc.)2- The organic food/agriculture (we have an office of environmental quality, farm to school programs) and we have a world-famous Organic-certification organization/non-profit in Oregon Tilth.3- Inovative, clean and green business: www.oregon4biz.govetc.4-Also, Oregon has always been a state that purports to respect people's "right to choose."5- Oregon has always prided itself in in identifying "unfair" competition and trying to ensure that within the business private sector, competition is relatively fair and not heavily weighed in favor of one company or one sector of industry.With that said,We can say that chiropractic is an area where you have 100% Organic, clean, green, sustainable, environmentally-friendly small/micro business. These are all-natural health care, owner-operated, micro-businesses that are integrated into the community and are "on the ground", every day, taking care of Oregon's "greatest resource" (its people) in ways that are natural and sustainable, safe, effective and cost-effective. Citizens in oregon should have a reasonable right to choose this time-tested form of care (should they so desire) without significant constraints, blockages, or unreasonable limitations.Is that so much to ask?Here is a link to a blog post that has a similar sentimenthttp://pmaworks.com/observations/page/17/ >> Dear colleagues,> > Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation declaring October "Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month" now we gotta be able to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!> > Put your thinking caps on!> > Cheers,> > Vern Saboe>

[Guest guest]

HI , Great ideas ..... for my quadrant, I am more concerned about the statistic of Oregon being #3 in the use of narcotics for pain control .... wouldn't that put more people in our offices? Those stats are what are keeping our Oregon population from being available for work. my 2 cents this monday am SunnySunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com From: spbkchiro@...Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2011 05:00:03 +0000Subject: Re: "Statewide Coordinated Care Organization meetings"

Vern. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have some coordinated "talking points" prepared for various far-flung DCs that attend these meetings. A coordinated approach is always best.

My 2 cents are as follows:

Let's hit them in the emotional breadbasket by reminding them that Oregon is a strategic, forward thinking state that is rightly and correctly focused on the following issues:

1- Sustainability (we even have a special office of sustainability that facilitates sustainable transportation, architecture, business practices, agriculture, community planning, etc.)

2- The organic food/agriculture (we have an office of enviromental quality, farm to school programs) and we have a world-famous Organic-certification organization/non-profit in Oregon Tilth.

3- Inovative, clean and green business: www.oregon4biz.gov

etc.

4-Also, Oregon has always been a state that purports to respect people's "right to choose."

5- Oregon has always prided itself in in identifying "unfair" competition and trying to ensure that within the business private sector, competition is relatively fair and not heavily weighed in favor of one company or one sector of industry.

With that said,

We can say that chiropractic is an area where you have 100% Organic, clean, green, sustainable, environmentally-friendly small/micro business. These are all-natural health care, owner-operated, micro-businesses that are integrated into the community and are "on the ground", every day, taking care of Oregon's "greatest resource" (its people) in ways that are natural and sustainable, safe, effective and cost-effective. Citizens in oregon should have a reasonable right to choose this time-tested form of care (should they so desire) without significant constraints, blockages, or unreasonable limitations.

Is that so much to ask?

Here is a link to a blog post that has a similar sentiment

http://pmaworks.com/observations/page/17/

>

> Dear colleagues,

>

> Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation declaring October "Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month" now we gotta be able to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!

>

> Put your thinking caps on!

>

> Cheers,

>

> Vern Saboe

>

[Guest guest]

HI , Great ideas ..... for my quadrant, I am more concerned about the statistic of Oregon being #3 in the use of narcotics for pain control .... wouldn't that put more people in our offices? Those stats are what are keeping our Oregon population from being available for work. my 2 cents this monday am SunnySunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com From: spbkchiro@...Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2011 05:00:03 +0000Subject: Re: "Statewide Coordinated Care Organization meetings"

Vern. Perhaps it would be a good idea to have some coordinated "talking points" prepared for various far-flung DCs that attend these meetings. A coordinated approach is always best.

My 2 cents are as follows:

Let's hit them in the emotional breadbasket by reminding them that Oregon is a strategic, forward thinking state that is rightly and correctly focused on the following issues:

1- Sustainability (we even have a special office of sustainability that facilitates sustainable transportation, architecture, business practices, agriculture, community planning, etc.)

2- The organic food/agriculture (we have an office of enviromental quality, farm to school programs) and we have a world-famous Organic-certification organization/non-profit in Oregon Tilth.

3- Inovative, clean and green business: www.oregon4biz.gov

etc.

4-Also, Oregon has always been a state that purports to respect people's "right to choose."

5- Oregon has always prided itself in in identifying "unfair" competition and trying to ensure that within the business private sector, competition is relatively fair and not heavily weighed in favor of one company or one sector of industry.

With that said,

We can say that chiropractic is an area where you have 100% Organic, clean, green, sustainable, environmentally-friendly small/micro business. These are all-natural health care, owner-operated, micro-businesses that are integrated into the community and are "on the ground", every day, taking care of Oregon's "greatest resource" (its people) in ways that are natural and sustainable, safe, effective and cost-effective. Citizens in oregon should have a reasonable right to choose this time-tested form of care (should they so desire) without significant constraints, blockages, or unreasonable limitations.

Is that so much to ask?

Here is a link to a blog post that has a similar sentiment

http://pmaworks.com/observations/page/17/

>

> Dear colleagues,

>

> Just to give you some more ideas I've attached the Governor's Proclamation declaring October "Chiropractic Health and Wellness Month" now we gotta be able to use this in some way especially in front of his to Health Care guys who are at each of these meetings, Bruce Goldberg, MD, and Mike Bonnetto, MPH!

>

> Put your thinking caps on!

>

> Cheers,

>

> Vern Saboe

>