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Re: Gibbs Can't Name Countries Where Government Health Care Works Better |
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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Thu Jun 25 19:48:39 2009, in response to Re: Gibbs Can't Name Countries Where Government Health Care Works Better, posted by trainsarefun on Tue Jun 23 23:42:29 2009. My Hawaii reference was how htey had to get rid of their public option as far as I had heard.I don't know what you're Urgent Care Clinic options are versus other places. We have a ton of them down here, and I heard good things. I don't think many health plans give you an incentive to go there versus the ER which is a shame. The costs are less with this market based idea. I was thinking of "administration" costs, which I don't know if that includes all the billing mistakes hospitals make, or the sleazy practices of providers, but half of it must me the new regulations coming out of whatever state weekly. The software these insurance companies use are MASSIVE. Beyond massive. And they have to change and add things each time a new law goes into effect. It's really messed up. The problem with a one size fits all federal system. Well, I don't live in NY, and I don't live in Montana. What's good for whatever crook heading things from Massachusetts, Connecticut or even Indonesia shouldn't be telling the rest of the country what to do I don't want to see the country NY or Californiazed. and not to give too much harshness to those two states, I'll add Michigan in there. Otherwise, if administration costs are too high, then who cares. Go with one of the 1300 other companies out there. Actually, outside of a Medicaid option, what business is it of barackhossein's anyway? He's not smart enough or experienced enough to even talk about the subject. He's lies in the debates were still staggering. It's not the White Houses problem nor concern. And while we're talking of the hospital only catastrophic plans, that's basically what you get when you get auto enrolled in Medicare part A. With a high deductible and no out of pocket max. |
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