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ACHIEVING HEALTH CARE FOR ALL
Sponsored by:
Ohio Council of Churches- Episcopal Church - Dioceses of Ohio and Southern Ohio;
United Methodist Church - East and West Ohio Conferences;
Ohio Presbyterian Public Policy Network - Hunger Network in Ohio
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 2008,
10:00 - 2:00p.m.
$20/person includes lunch
North Broadway United Methodist Church
48 E. North Broadway St. Columbus, OH.
(WEST OF THE I-71 NORTH BROADWAY EXIT )
GUEST SPEAKERS:
Cathy Levine – Exec. Director Universal Health Care Action Network
Col Owens- SCI, Bob Krasen-Single Payer Action Network-Ohio
Kathleen Gmeiner- Ohio Consumers For Health Coverage
Please Register by April 30, 2008
Make checks ($20) payable to: Ohio Council of Churches,
6230 Busch Blvd., Suite 430, Columbus, OH 43229-1879.
For more information, contact Tom Smith, at 614/885-9590, ext 15.
AGENDA
MAY 13, 2008
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
9:30 am Registration — Ximena Jones, OCC Administrative Asst.
10:00 am Welcome-Prayer — Rev. Rebecca Tollefson, OCC Exec. Director
10:15 am Cathy Levine — Exec. Director UHCAN-Ohio
Facts, figures, stats about health coverage in Ohio
What have other states done?
Presidential candidates’ healthcare proposals and outlook for passage?
10:45 am Kathleen Gmeiner — Ohio Consumers for Health Coverage (OCHC)
What is OCHC? How is it funded? What are the principal objectives?
How do you become a partner? Do you have a health care plan?
11:15 am Bob Krasen — Single Payer Action Network (SPAN-Ohio)
How are you organized? What are the elements of your plan?
What are your chances in Ohio? How does one join your group?
11:45 am Lunch
12:30 pm Col Owens — Governor Strickland’s State Coverage Initiative
Who is a part of this initiative? What have you accomplished?
Has your group recommended a plan? How does it differ from Raussen’s
plan? Will Ohio adopt a health care plan in the next year? If so what
might it look like?
1:00 pm Panel Dialogue — Guests may ask panel members questions
1:45 pm Wrap-Up — Tom Smith, OCC Public Policy Director