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Subject: Medicare

  • Wigged Out

    April 21, 1999
  • The Return of Oil Can!

    We've all seen that movie, the one with Dennis Quaid, and he used to be a big prospect pitcher, but he blew out his arm, right? And then he goes to big league camp one year, after he's been coaching little league for like ten years, and all of a sudden he can throw like a hundred miles an hour? Yeah, that's the one. That movie sucked. Big time. But you know who probably didn't think it sucked? Oil Can Boyd. See, Oil Can Boyd, a pitcher who last played in the big leagues in 1991, wants to make

    February 18, 2009
  • Radio Active

    March 3, 1999
  • SPECIAL DIA DE LOS IM­PUESTOS EDITION

    April 9, 2008
  • Going Down Slow

    Bennie Smith and a dwindling cadre of St. Louis music pioneers have a right to sing the blues

    April 26, 2006
  • Know News?

    The year in review: A quiz (For answers, see last page)

    December 31, 2003
  • Wrap the Pimp

    We raise our glass to John Goodman, the Cubs (please don't hit us) and the almighty Pimp; plus, not everyone is buying what the Department of Homeland Security is selling

    October 15, 2003
  • Taken and Shaken

    Week of February 26, 2003

    February 26, 2003
  • Father Knows Best

    Lawrence Biondi radically remakes St. Louis University, leaving resentment in his wake

    August 14, 2002
  • Peeling the Onion

    August 1, 2001
  • Letters to the Editor

    August 30, 2000
  • Unhealthy Relationship

    August 23, 2000
  • Will the Real John Ashcroft Please Stand Up?

    August 23, 2000
  • Hand-Me-Down District

    July 19, 2000
  • This Ain't No Party

    July 19, 2000
  • Letters to the Editor

    June 14, 2000
  • Waiting to Exhale

    May 31, 2000
  • The Olmstead Challenge

    May 10, 2000
  • Seeing Red

    August 11, 1999
  • Internal Bleeding

    April 28, 1999
  • Podiatrist Charged With Bilking Medicaid; Billed Amputees with No Feet

    flickr.com/photos/noprawnsDr. Pham, I presume?At first glance a press release today from the U.S. Attorney's office looks like dozens of dull media alerts the prosecutor routinely sends out alleging Medicaid fraud. Then I noticed this outrageous line in the release regarding podiatrist David Quang Pham of St. Louis and charges that the foot doctor filed bogus medical claims. In some instances, Dr. Pham submitted reimbursement claims for treating the feet of patients, whose feet had been amputate

    June 12, 2009
  • Podiatry and Crime: Who Knew?

    focusedfootcare.comUntil this past week, we here at Daily RFT had no idea about the clear connection between foot medicine and crime. But certainly such a connection exists. Consider the case of David Quang Pham. He's the St. Louis podiatrist indicted last week for fraudulently billing Medicaid and Medicare for work he claimed to perform on his patient's feet. But according to the U.S. Attorney's office some of Pham's "patients" didn't even have feet! They were amputees whose feet were removed p

    June 18, 2009
  • Clayton's "Heartbreak Hotel," a dirty mouth and criminal foot doctors all make headlines

    June 24, 2009
  • St. Louis Twitterati Cover the McCaskill Town Hall Meeting on Healthcare

    ​Senator Claire McCaskill held a town hall meeting on healthcare reform yesterday in Hillsboro. Oh sure, you could have watched it live on at least a couple of cable outlets. Or...if you were following the right people on Twitter, you could have read up-to-the-minute updates in (almost) real time. Here are a few of the tweets from attendees. (Twitter-er's quoted here: Jaelithe, KBestOliver, ReadingMachine, EdReggi, and Clairecmc (who is Claire McCaskill herself):Jaelithe: @ClaireCMC brought he

    August 12, 2009
  • Measured Thoughts on Obama's Health Care Speech

    cnn.com​Did you watch President Barack Obama's speech last night to Congress? If not, you can view the entire 48-minute address here. Overall, I thought the president's plan seemed to make sense as well as address some of the sticking points conservatives have with the bill. But then, what do I know? As one reader of this blog has pointed out, I'm nothing more than a "useless liberal tool." Looking to broaden my outlook, this morning I checked out the website of the St. Louis Tea Party Coaliti

    September 10, 2009