Simple Healthcare Reform

[LordSquidworth]

Originally Posted by jetgraphics

TAX EXEMPT HEALTH CARE WORKER
A physician, who donates 25% of his time to charity, and wishes to earn $100,000 per annum, would need to bill $64/hr.
(100000/ (2080 x 0.75)) = $64.10
If that physician saw 3 patients per hour, he would only need to charge $21.37 per patient. So a flat fee of $25 would be plenty to cover his fees and office overhead.

You don’t understand business in the least bit.

[jetgraphics]

Originally Posted by LordSquidworth

You don’t understand business in the least bit.

Perhaps. But such a response is a personal attack, lacking any facts in support. Thus one can only conclude you're capitulating. Thank you.

However, if you're so sure you understand business, management styles, time - value of money computations, labor laws, as well as the mathematical flaw in long term usury (Interest), as well as the legal process for emitting new federal reserve notes (deficits), feel free to expound further.

But the facts do show that prior to the socialist revolution of 1933 and subsequent hyperinflation, medical expenses were quite low.

Bottom line - eliminating all the middle men who all take a cut from the patient / doctor transaction should reduce the cost of healthcare.

[LordSquidworth]

Originally Posted by jetgraphics

Perhaps. But such a response is a personal attack, lacking any facts in support. Thus one can only conclude you're capitulating. Thank you.

However, if you're so sure you understand business, management styles, time - value of money computations, labor laws, as well as the mathematical flaw in long term usury (Interest), as well as the legal process for emitting new federal reserve notes (deficits), feel free to expound further.

But the facts do show that prior to the socialist revolution of 1933 and subsequent hyperinflation, medical expenses were quite low.

Bottom line - eliminating all the middle men who all take a cut from the patient / doctor transaction should reduce the cost of healthcare.

It’s not capitulation, you’ve failed to frame an intelligent argument. A medical office running on $64/hr shows you’re not even attempting to grasp the cost of doing business. For a construction company I have an interest in that won’t even get you two laborers.