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Old 03-04-2016, 10:08 AM
 
Location: Living rent free in your head
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So the elder love Medicaid, yet decent doctors and hospitals don't accept it? Yea that makes sense.
That's not what he said:
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Oh, I keep hearing from older people that they love their Medicare . . . but what do I know, I am not there yet. But please do elaborate why it doesn't work.
Medicare and medicaid are not the same. I have medicare and love it, combined with a supplement my health care costs almost nothing and I have never had a doc refuse medicare. Medicaid reimbursement is far less than medicare so many medicaid patients have problems even finding a doc who will see them.
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Old 03-04-2016, 10:55 AM
 
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just don't use my money to fund it. Everyone who wants government health insurance can pay the taxes for it and everyone who opts out does not pay taxes towards government healthcare.
How about a more sensible solution? You determine what you want your taxes to fund, probably ware, war and more war.

Someone else will want their taxes NOT to fund war, so they will fund the healthcare, education, EPA, FDA, infrastructure and all the other stuff that you will still use, even though your tax money will only fund war.

And, I guess, those of us who are funding everything else will benefit from your taxes funding war, although I really don't see how that would work.
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Old 03-04-2016, 12:18 PM
 
Location: Long Island, NY
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That's the problem with high deductible plan to. I had one time purchase a health plan with HSA, I didn't dare using it. I switched immediately to one that didn't have high deductible.
Under Obamacare, a lot of people pay more for health plan with high deductible, similar plan that they had before, except with higher premium and higher deductible.
The price of premiums on the HC exchange, with the same coverage, hasn't risen any more than non-exchange premiums. Nobody is forcing you to use the exchange. You can call up Oxford or Etna or other companies and buy policies on your own. The advantage of using the exchange is that those within 400% of the poverty level are eligible for subsidies.
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