PatientSchool.net Physician teaches free online Webinars to empower patients to take contol of their health care.

Packed with valuable and practical information, these seminars promise to help transform the lay person into an empowered patient able to partner in his health care like never before.

PatientSchool.net has added yet another twist to empowering patients to partner in their health care to optimize their care while they lower their medical costs.

Beginning on June 26, 2006, PatientSchool.net will begin hosting free live 30 minute health empowerment webinars led by an experience board-certified physician and author of consumer health literature who has spent over 12 years perfecting ways to empower patients to partner in their health care to improve their own health outcomes. See http://patientschool.net

The specific health empowerment skills taught in these webinars will vary over time, but the key focus will remain the same - empowering lay people to play a powerful role in their own health care in order to improve their short-term and long-term outcomes and minimize financial waste and hardship. At the end of the presentation participants will have the opportunity to ask the doctor questions related to the subject at hand.

For those who would like to continue to improve their patient skills over a longer period of time, PatientSchool.net offers an online Private School, also led by an experienced physician. This school features skill-building exercises, online assignments and quizzes to help the lay person hone his skills and boost his confidence when dealing with health care professionals in the future.

PatientSchool.net also provides links to hundreds of valuable health resources, RSS news feeds of the latest health news, resources for the uninsured, and much more. The site even offers a unique line of health reminders cleverly packaged as greeting cards, their Cards-4-Life. Whether funny or ‘pleasantly’ serious, these cards prompt the recipient to take an action that has the potential to save his life. Visit http://patientschool.net for more information.