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The IADMD® Certified Doctors—The Dentist and Physician State Intermediaries and Health Care Providers across The United States of America are Dental Medical Doctors (DMD), Doctors of Dental Surgery (DDS), Medical Doctors (MD), Osteopathic Doctors (OD) and include Podiatry (DPM), Optometrist (OD), Chiropractors (DC), Various Other Doctors and Alternative Doctors. All are dynamically committed to an all-embracing approach to patients’ overall health: teams of doctors with over 25 years of practice, representing the cutting edge of each specialty, have designed and developed our professional organization’s infrastructure, practitioner tools, and education and certification programs.
The IADMD® Executive Directors work with individual state (and other) advisory boards, identifying the roles members play within these boards, and using knowledge of their infrastructure to work with them effectively. These boards, in turn, provide support to our directors, establishing useful communication channels to unify strategies and incorporate change for the betterment of all individuals. |
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IADMD® Officers and Directors |
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John J. Ryan, D.M.D.,
Founder, Pres., CEO
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General Dentist |
East Hampstead, N.H. |
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John B. Bassett, D.M.D.,
Chief Dental Officer
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Oral and Maxillofacial
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Salem, N.H. |
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James M. Dobbin, M.D.,
Chief Medical Officer |
Ear, Nose and Throat (E.N.T.)
Head and Neck Surgeon |
Newport, R.I. |
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Howard A. Bookman, D.M.D.,
Executive Director
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General Dentist |
Derry, N.H. |
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William Cappiello, M.D.,
Executive Director
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Orthopedics and
Sports Medicine |
San Jose, Calif. |
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Rudolph Lantelme, D.D.S.,
Executive Director
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Endodontic Surgeon |
Boston, Mass |
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Barry N. Messinger, M.D.,
Executive Director
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Orthopedic Surgeon |
Hartford, Conn. |
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Robert H. Noonan, M.D.,
Executive Director
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Cardiologist and
Internal Medicine |
Boston, Mass. |
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Michael Sonick, D.M.D.,
Executive Director
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Periodontic Surgeon |
Fairfield, Conn. |
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Jeffrey E. Thomsen, D.M.D.,
Executive Director |
General Dentist |
Wethersfield, Conn. |
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IADMD®-appointed State Board Doctors of all disciplines with more than 25 years as heads of private practices—NOT big business. The IADMD®-Certified Overall Health Care Model will reduce the price of private insurance to make it affordable for all without discrimination, providing coverage for overall health care for dentistry, medicine, and alternative wellness: regardless of financial standing, income, age, health, gender or marital status.
We Can’t Solve Problems Using the Same Thinking Used When Creating Them
With today’s stage set for US government to implement universal health care at a great cost to taxpayers and business that would undoubtedly deter their survival, there is a need for a non-tax driven solution.
We dentists and physicians of The IADMD® have come up with an innovative new plan that relies on our working together to become more efficient without raising taxes. We are hoping you will support our resolution to bring about insurance coverage for every person, and ensure that all individuals have affordable access to it.
Albert Einstein said, "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” This is the kind of creativity we need to find solutions to our very real 21st century health care dilemma. The government’s current plans appear to be more of the same ineffective and taxpayer-hurtful solutions that will predictably come from desperately scrambling for ways to fix the problem.
We are an international collaboration of dentists and physicians whose founders, members and advisory panel belong to the ADA, AGD, AMA, ACP and many other professional societies around the globe. The “marriage” also fosters each doctor’s treating of the uninsured and underinsured by doing their fair share of donated services. Dr. Ryan hopes the combined strengths will bring an end to how he says the government is hurting people, dentists and physicians and itself:
1. Many uninsured individuals forgo care when they do not fall within government or charitable assistance groups.
2. The U.S. government bestows excellent tax breaks on the average U.S. citizen for donations—but not to dentists and physicians for donating care.
3. The government is seeking health care solutions while there’s a whole nation of doctors who are willing to open their doors to the disadvantaged and oppressed.
If you are concerned about our nation’s health and financial well-being — and agree that the American economy needs help— you will partner with us to benefit all parties: the patient, the practitioner, insurers and government (taxpayers).
Valuing Knowledge, Integrity, Community®
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