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Cooperative Care
Cooperative Care was one of 99 semifinalists for the prestigious 2002 Innovations in American Government Awards, sponsored by the Institute for Government Innovation at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. This essay was written by Dianne Harrington to support the award. Dianne is a social worker consultant, who assisted with the exploration and development of Cooperative Care.
Co-operative Health , By Vern Hughes Co-operative Federation of Victoria Ltd 2003
Cooperative Home Care Associates is
a for-profit, worker-owned cooperative located in the South Bronx,
New York. The cooperative provides home health care aides on a
contract basis to large health-care providers such as the Visiting
Nurse Service and major hospitals. This article is from a report
published by the Aspen Institute, Jobs and the Urban Poor.
Health insurance for informal sector: case study of Gujarat
by Gumber, Anil; Kulkarni, Veena, Economic and Political Weekly (EPW), India, September 2000
Home Care Cooperatives: Worker Ownership in Focus Julie Whitaker, University of Wisconsin-Madison Stu Schneider, Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute Margaret Bau, Wisconsin USDA Rural Development
March 2005
Leadership Development for Rural Health Tim Size, Executive Director
Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative North Carolina Medical Journal January/February 2006
Managing Partnerships:
The Perspective of a Rural Hospital Cooperative by Tim Size, Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative. Published by Health Care Management Review, Volume 18, Number 1, Winter 1993, pp. 31-41.
NPR Visits the Uganda Health Cooperative
HealthPartners, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2002
Opportunities for Co-operatives in Health Care
This paper canvasses five models for existing and new co-operatives in the
field of health services: primary care co-operative, community hospital co-operative, health services and products purchasing co-operative, health insurance co-operative, integrated provision and insurance co-operative. Discussion
Paper No. 3, Co-operative Federation of Victoria Ltd, Melbourne, Australia.
Prepaid Care, Third-World Style: The Uganda Health Cooperative, By Scott Aebischer, Managed Care June 2000.
Rick Surpin (A) (Case)
Author(s):
Kirk O. Hanson ; David Bollier ; Penelope Rowlands
Description:
A long-time community development worker creates hundreds of
jobs for low-income women and minorities by forming a for-profit
home health care cooperative, Cooperative Home Care Associates.
May be used in Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management,
Organizational Behavior, Human Resources Management, and
Ethics courses to help students explore: 1) the motives of an
entrepreneur starting a venture to meet a tangible social need--the
"social entrepreneur;" 2) the concept of worker-ownership and its
potential consequences; 3) how to simultaneously serve the needs of
various groups in an economically deprived area; and 4) the creation
of jobs for individuals many dismiss as "unemployable" (single
mothers on welfare, etc.).
Shared-Services Cooperatives
Research Report 141. 14 pgs. Reprinted 1997. Anthony C. Crooks, Karen Spatz, and Marc Warman
USDA Rural Development
Cooperative Insurance Companies
Go to the Wisconsin Cooperatives: Directory and Business Information Guide's section on Mutual Insurance Cooperatives
CUNA Mutual Insurance Company provides insurance services to credit unions and consumers.
Pension Solutions, Inc. is a subsidiary of the MSI Insurance Companies. It manages qualified retirement programs for businesses and associations.
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