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I have designed and developed a program to save Medicaid and Medicare millions each year. Illinois can benefit from the same as well----not only Illinois residents and patients, but also medical doctors. I regret to argue that American-board certified medical doctors are good for nothing. How should the program go ahead? For medical doctors and hospitals, they can seek membership. For residents and patients, prior to seeing a medical doctor, psychologist, or social worker in an outpatient or hospital setting, they should be directed to and advised by Medicaid and Medicare via the Illinois Department of Health and Human Services to determine whether their issues, problems, or complaints have already been addressed through proper management at www.humanservicesglobe.com or www.qureshiuniversity.com. In the case of residents, the patient still visits a medical doctor or hospital. A review then takes place with Human Services Globe Corp. in coordination with the Illinois Department of Health and Human Services. If the issue, problem, or complaint was addressed with proper management at www.humanservicesglobe.com or www.qureshiuniversity.com, the patient will be informed that they failed to utilize the services properly; consequently, the Department of Health and Human Services, Medicaid, or Medicare will be responsible for paying the doctor or hospital for the services provided. What was the purpose of the visit? Who all were involved? Who objected? Who filed the claim? What did the doctor advise? Was the problem already addressed at www.humanservicesglobe.com or www.qureshiuniversity.com? If the medical doctor made the wrong diagnosis or was involved in mismanagement, etc., the medical doctor will be informed about the same with further disciplinary action. Moreover, grants to all hospitals should come under review. Why did they receive grants? How many grants did they receive? How much funding did they receive from grants? How have they utilized these grants over the last 10 years? What were the beneficial results? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, how many total hospitals existed? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, how many of them received payments via Medicaid and Medicare? What was the most common reason for visits? What was the most common reason for admissions? What was the most common reason for OPD visits? Did doctors get reimbursed via hospitals or private practice? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, how much Medicaid paid each year? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, how much Medicare paid each year? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, which hospitals received maximum payments from Medicaid? In Illinois, from 1995 to 2007, which hospitals received the maximum payments from Medicare? What about other hospitals? Which hospitals received the maximum payments? What were the beneficial results?