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I would imagine you are for Obama's big health reform bill that will just make insurance cheap ?
I can se over the years how the insrance premiums have gone up and up and how the bonuses of the company ceo's have gone up and up and how the countrys health structure has gone down and down. Tell me how any kind of uhc could be worse for the millions od underinsured or uninsured in America. We all know that insurance companys do everything they can to avoid paying for treatment, it is only the naive that thinks our health companys are there for us and not their huge profits.
I would imagine you are for Obama's big health reform bill that will just make insurance cheap ?
Okay Tex, this article points out that the health insurance companies are fabricating complete lies in order to mislead the public about the consequences of national health care. Obviously they know it's a better system or they wouldn't be afraid to compete! Keep in mind that the money that they are using to create these lies should be getting used for health care!
At the same time, they are "purging" their roles of any clients who actually file a claim! That means that even if you have insurance right now, the minute you get sick they will drop you!
And this is better because?
But to answer your question more directly, yes, I am for a government option for health care that is both cheaper and better. And anything is better than a system that you pay into for years, only to be "purged" when you get sick!
Okay Tex, this article points out that the health insurance companies are fabricating complete lies in order to mislead the public about the consequences of national health care. Obviously they know it's a better system or they wouldn't be afraid to compete! Keep in mind that the money that they are using to create these lies should be getting used for health care!
At the same time, they are "purging" their roles of any clients who actually file a claim! That means that even if you have insurance right now, the minute you get sick they will drop you!
And this is better because?
But to answer your question more directly, yes, I am for a government option for health care that is both cheaper and better. And anything is better than a system that you pay into for years, only to be "purged" when you get sick!
Well that is not exactly what it says. It says one former employee is accusing the industry of these things.
Don't make insurance cheap..you have not fixed the problem.
Get rid of insurance for all but hospitalization and catostraphic care.
Prices will come down..competition will do it naturally. There's plenty of doctors out there who would gladly bypass any and all insurance and deal directly with patients as it lowers their cost and they get their money immediately.
Have the government investigate why drugs are sky high in cost. Make buying a generic drug the patient's choice.
Do something with malpractice. The threat of malpractice have doctors scrambling ordering every test on earth for someone because if they don't that patient might sue.
Now, you can have a plan where everyone can get true healthcare.
Years ago you only had insurance for hospitalization. The doctor charged reasonable fees and prescriptions didn't cost an arm and leg.
Do you think the government is going to process all these new insurance forms under Obama's plan ? NO. They will outsource it to the very insurance companies you dispise. Costs will not go down.
There will be a subsidy here that we as taxpayers will get hit with. I suspect there will be plenty of new paperwork as well to go along with this plan.
No, I don't think Obama's plan is reform. I think it's a cheap bandaid to soothe the crying masses.
edit: For the record, I'm not against health reform. I think this country needs it. I just don't believe the current proposal will work.
Too many people die because they don't have health insurance. Here is the story of a young man from my community who died at 27 because he had no health insurance.
Okay Tex, this article points out that the health insurance companies are fabricating complete lies in order to mislead the public about the consequences of national health care. Obviously they know it's a better system or they wouldn't be afraid to compete! Keep in mind that the money that they are using to create these lies should be getting used for health care!
At the same time, they are "purging" their roles of any clients who actually file a claim! That means that even if you have insurance right now, the minute you get sick they will drop you!
And this is better because?
But to answer your question more directly, yes, I am for a government option for health care that is both cheaper and better. And anything is better than a system that you pay into for years, only to be "purged" when you get sick!
You bring up many interesting points and i agree with what you say.
Some things i have noticed since becoming involved and actually looking into this health debate are, why in one breath do some posters on here say that a uhc would not work or would give a worse service than todays system and in the next breath say that having a uhc would mean the insurance companies not being able to compete with a uhc and becoming extinct. Both can not be true.
Why is their such fierce argument to keep a health structure that blatantly refuses treatment to many and completely fails millions of Americans?
Are these people insane? They seem to be the type that would stay with a bank even if it was swindling them out of their money just because they are afraid of change.
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