Fine with me. Health insurance is a personal choice and should not be mandated.
Access to health care should be available to all.
Fine with me. Health insurance is a personal choice and should not be mandated.
Access to health care should be available to all.
That is the most expensive solution available. You got the money for that?
Fine with me. Health insurance is a personal choice and should not be mandated.
Access to health care should be available to all.
Silly unofan. Pro-lifers only care about making poor, single, preferably minority, slu-...er, *women* pay to sustain someone else's life. Forcing rich white men to pay taxes to save someone else's life would just be preposterous.
WASHINGTON — As consumers face rapidly rising drug costs, states across the country are moving to block “gag clauses” that prohibit pharmacists from telling customers that they could save money by paying cash for prescription drugs rather than using their health insurance.
**** this country.
We have gag clauses that prevent people from getting cheaper prices? And it's cheaper to just buy them then use insurance?
****ing politicians.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/24/...rs-gag-clauses.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur
But those fetuses.So the devout Catholic on the board is all for letting people die if they make the stupid choice to forgo health insurance. Because stupidity = death sentence, apparently.
How very Christian.
So the devout Catholic on the board is all for letting people die if they make the stupid choice to forgo health insurance. Because stupidity = death sentence, apparently.
How very Christian.
Well,there is free will and that includes making choices that another disagrees with. If what you do does not harm anyone or dominate the weak, then go right ahead.
However, if you go to the clinic/urgent care/hospital you'll be treated and pay what you can pay (which, when you think about it, it exactly what are insurance companies doing by paying docs what they can pay, not what it costs).
So Scooby was right, and you're for literally the most expensive way to provide healthcare there is.
Like I said before. Look at France. What they do there in intriguing.
But what we have now does not keep medical care affordable.
Like I said before. Look at France. What they do there in intriguing.
But what we have now does not keep medical care affordable.
Like I said before. Look at France. What they do there in intriguing.
But what we have now does not keep medical care affordable.
French NHI evolved from a 19th-century tradition of mutual aid societies to a post–World War II system of local democratic management by “social partners”—trade unions and employer representatives—but it is increasingly controlled by the French state.34 Although NHI consists of different plans for different occupational groups, they all operate within a common statutory framework.35–37 Health insurance is compulsory; no one may opt out. Health insurance funds are not permitted to compete by lowering health insurance premiums or attempting to micromanage health care. For ambulatory care, all health insurance plans operate on the traditional indemnity model—reimbursement for services rendered. For inpatient hospital services, there are budgetary allocations as well as per diem reimbursements. The French indemnity model allows for direct payment by patients to physicians, coinsurance, and balance billing by roughly one third of physicians.
Do you understand how France finances though?
However, if somebody does not want to purchase health insurance, that's their business.
However, if somebody does not want to purchase health insurance, that's their business.