09/27/08
Starbucks and the Politics of Health Care

by Christopher Cornue

Anyone who knows me, knows I'm a very frequent (probably too frequent!) customer of Starbucks. During a visit there this past week, I noticed the 2nd in a series of "special reports" leading up to the November Election. These "Good Sheets," as they call them, focus on specific issues in each weekly edition. I was thrilled to see the one from last week focusing on Health Care. There were many facts and figures that I think we've all seen before; however, they were well presented and even offered an overview of each candidates policies for changing healthcare in their respective administrations. I applaud Starbucks for getting this information out to a larger audience who may not be living and breathing healthcare on a daily basis ... like most of us.

I encourage you to pick one up at your local Starbucks or visit their website to read. I think you'll find it very interesting and a quick read. Oh, and contrary to what you might think ... this isn't a paid endorsement of Starbucks, but a recognition of a major company trying to make a difference and educate folks about our healthcare crisis. Enjoy (& pick up a cup of joe while you're at it!)!

Comments:

Comment from: Hospital Impact
I've been totally impressed with GOOD magazine - definitely a much needed voice. And what an elegant visual representation of the very convoluted healthcare system. Definitely folks, check out the link.

11:54:28 am . 10/01/08


Comment from: Gerda Spillmann
Nice post.Its so interesting.So i want some information for sharing this side with some of my friend. Thanks.

12:45:16 pm . 02/26/10


I am very enjoyed for this side. Its a nice topic. It help me very much to solve some problems. Its opportunity are so fantastic and working style so speedy. I think it may be help all of you. Thanks.

12:11:57 am . 03/05/10


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