Affordable Care ActWill there be an influx of people retiring earlier due to health insurance changes under the Affordable Care Act?  Would older Americans rather wait for Medicare to kick in than to pay high prices for their health insurance? What will this mean for the health care industry? Kathryn Vasel of Fox Business News asked Dr. Kantor these questions and more in their recent interview.

Dr. Kantor believes that there will be an increase in retirees and that it will negatively impact the health care system.  Between unemployment and retirees, only 63.2% of the American population is working, which makes it hard to support government programs. When the government starts paying less money for procedures and visits, doctors either have to decide not take (Medicare/Medicaid) patients or to see more people in the same period of time to make the same amount of money. Unfortunately, care in this situation becomes compromised.

[display_podcast]

This is a preview to an article that will be featured on Fox Business News. FULL ARTICLE HERE

Be sure and order your copy of Dr. Kantor’s highly praised new book What Matters: Leadership Values that Just Might Save America. Proceeds from sales benefit the American Diabetes Foundation, the All-Natural Food Council of North America, the Natural Products Association.

Dr. Keith Kantor

Explore More

Involve Children in Making their Healthy Lunch – Southern Missourian

Dr. Kantor believes that we must be advocates for our children’s health and one way to do this is by getting them involved in packing a healthy lunch for school.  

The Power of Self Talk

The Power of Self-Talk By Dana Yarn, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Fitness Professional Most people don’t realize it, but as we go about our daily lives we are constantly thinking about

Dr. Keith Kantor Discusses Nutritional Tips For New Mom Kim Kardashian With People Magazine

People magazine recently interviewed Dr. Keith Kantor, CEO of Service Foods, about the best post-pregnancy diet for new mom Kim Kardashian. When is it safe to start working out after