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Universal health care is the answer?
The problem we have is the high cost of health care. This is because medical professionals do too much, because his spending much money on training and insurance. There are several programs already in place to reduce the liability owing to common difficulties during Procedures Medical (NICA in Florida, is a prime example). What if we had a similar program to all medical malpractice? It would reduce insurance costs of medical facilities and personnel? It would reduce the cost of health care? In addition, we may need to more directly support the education of promising students who want to enter medical school to fail to graduate with a quarter million in loans from school? Does this reduce the cost of health care? Please provide a detailed response. Thanks! If your answer is to promote Michael Moore. Please do not reply. Nobody likes spammers. Wow! I guess I asked for detailed answers, but some of them are books!
I stole this answer from someone else because I could not put it better. "… I am against any form of National Health Service. I think we have to address the concerns of insurance and medical costs in this country, but the rights of creation large no less expensive than the current system. Besides, nobody can point to any country that has a system that has no more charges as a result. A of older people to use arguments in this debate is advocating here. That is we are already paying for it. This is a true statement to be sure, It passed to the consumer in the form of higher costs. But have you considered the fact that under the current system of uninsured people going to the doctor when absolutely necessary. Under a National Health Plan many of these people would go to the doctor every time a mild case of the sniffles. This not only dramatically increase expected costs, but also create further delay and more time waiting to see a doctor than they already experience. As for the Clinton plan. This is not the plan. She wants to force everyone to carry insurance at an average rate of $ 115 per month. Then he wants to set the 2500 per year deductible. Now if you do The investigation found that the average person does not incur in 2500 in medical expenses per year. So what does this mean for consumers? This means you have to pay a signifigant portion of their yearly income from the premiums you will never see a penny of profit from without experiencing catastrophic illness. Moreover, Do you really expect people who are not willing to pay for insurance now suddenly going to be willing to pay co-payments to meet the required deductible? Very unlikely! For the Obama plan. Well all I can say is that if you think you can reduce health care costs in 2500 for all Americans then going to have to prove exactly where this money and the savings come from. To date, it has made an arbitrary number without support hard economic reality. Given these 2 options, I think I will continue to support the status quo. The devil knows usually better than not at the end. "The federal government decided long ago I did not know how to manage their health care better than you and replaced personal responsibility and accountability with a system that puts corporate interests first. Our free market system of health care that was once the envy of the world became a disaster by the federal government administered. Few people realize that Congress forced Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) on us. HMO gained prominence through federal legislation, incentives and coercion. Now the Food and Drug Administration bias toward large pharmaceutical companies enlarges their power, limits treatment options, and drives consumers to seek drugs health, many Americans, including the unemployed and those working for small businesses can not afford health insurance. This makes the uninsured basic care for hospital emergency rooms already overcrowded, further raising the costs of health care and cause an increase in premiums of those with sure. The federal government will suddenly become efficient managers if instituted universal health care. Of government health care only means long waiting periods, lack of choice, poor quality, and frustration. Many Canadians, fed up with socialized medicine, come to the U.S. in order to get attention care. Socialized medicine, not magically work here. Health care should not be left to HMOs, big drug companies, and bureaucrats government. It is time to regain our health. This is why I support: Make all medical expenses tax deductible. Eliminating federal regulations that discourage small businesses from providing coverage. Giving doctors the freedom to bargain collectively with insurance companies and drive down the cost of care. Making every American eligible for a medical savings account (HSA), and eliminating the requirement that persons must obtain a high insurance deductible before opening a. HSA requirements for licensing reform that pharmacists and nurses can perform some basic functions to increase access to care and reduce costs. eliminate dual pricing structure – Make it a crime for any hospital or doctor to charge more to health insurance "out of pocket" for a patient or test procedu than the amount you are willing to accept for the same procedure of a company insurance. Extend Benefits HSA – Remove a year of use it or lose cap. Allow individuals to accumulate their HSA on an annual basis tax-free rollover. This will enable the real people to establish medical savings accounts to help offset the burden of the cost. After the death of an insured's survival should be allowed to use unspent funds for burial expenses. Only by removing federal regulations, encouraging competition, presenting real choices, dealing with inflation, and return to a sound monetary policy can make our system of health care the envy of the world once again.
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