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See all ›Ep. 28 | What Happens When We Die | Hospice Nurse Julie McFadden
0:16very, very informative human being is just that. She's a palative care nurse, a hospice nurse. She's known as hospice0:51that sort of anxiety about it all and someone who doesn't really understand what hospice necessarily means. Well,0:58first I will say paliotative care and hospice are two different things and I do do both. They kind of are in the same
How Death Informs How We Live with Julie McFadden
1:06I found that this conversation that I'm about to have with Julie McFaten for you all to hear. She's a hospice and2:05Okay, welcome to Messy Julie. I just have to say before we begin, I think a lot of people hear the words hospice2:35Thank you. That's the greatest compliment. That's what I hope for. I hate telling people that I'm a hospice nurse because every single time, no
Hospice Nurse Julie | Steph Infection w/ Steph Tolev
1:54have hives every day very special guest here today hospice nurse Julie is here3:31primary like Tick Tock and Instagram yeah so most of it's about dying death and dying because I'm a hospice nurse3:37prior to being a hospice nurse I was an ICU nurse which I feel like really gives me a pretty good background of like what
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See all ›Ep. 28 | What Happens When We Die | Hospice Nurse Julie McFadden
Hospice Nurse Julie distinguishes palliative care (symptom management during treatment) from hospice (end-of-life care focusing on quality of life), debunking myths that hospice is about giving up or causing pain.summaryPalliative care is a symptom management program for chronic/terminal illnesses during active treatment, whereas hospice is for when curative treatment is no longer possible (less than 6 months to live).takeawayHospice care focuses on 'living' out the remaining time comfortably at home rather than spending it in the hospital.takeaway
I Exposed California's Billion Dollar Fraud Crisis
The video exposes widespread fraud in California's Medicaid, daycare, and hospice sectors, highlighting how shell companies and ghost beneficiaries drain billions in taxpayer funds.summaryHospice care in Los Angeles County has seen a 1,000% increase, with one out of every $10 of home health care spending in America occurring in LA.takeawayHospice fraud utilizes 'shell companies' in empty buildings or motel rooms, billing Medicare millions for minimal services (e.g., $6,000 per beneficiary with only one or two service codes).takeaway
Healthcare Needs Builders, Not Bureaucrats: Dr. Mehmet Oz Live from Davos
The conversation highlights a strategy of using government convening power to lower drug costs while maintaining innovation, democratizing healthcare access via AI tools for underserved populations, and cracking down on summaryFraud as a Systemic Crisis: Significant fraud exists in Medicaid and hospice care, driven by lack of audits and incentives. Examples include 7x more hospices in California than needed (with 100% survival rates) and $1.5 takeaway“We have seven times more hospice in California... The survival rate for most of these hospice centers is 100%. Wait a second. They shouldn't have gone to hospice. Exactly.”quote
How Death Informs How We Live with Julie McFadden
Julie McFadden, a hospice nurse, discusses the transition from ICU to hospice care, emphasizing the need for honest communication about death to reduce fear and suffering.summaryShe highlights the importance of verbalizing truth, understanding the differences between palliative and hospice care, and using death as a lens to appreciate life and presence.summaryHospice admission often brings relief to families because it provides clarity, permission to let go, and a plan for comfort, contrasting with the ICU's focus on preserving life at all costs.takeaway
Nick Shirley - California Hospice Fraud, Elon Musk and Threatened by the Russian Mafia | SRS #297
Investigative journalist Nick Shirley details his exposure of massive fraud in California’s Medicaid (Medi-Cal), hospice, and election systems, revealing how organized crime groups exploit regulatory gaps.summaryHospice Fraud Mechanics: Fraudsters steal Medicare beneficiary numbers to enroll victims in hospice without their knowledge, denying them necessary surgeries or medical care. In Van Nuys, LA, one building housed up to 89takeaway







