It doesn't remove the insurance companies.This should have been approved 35 years ago .......
Nope. Under single payer with the loss of the profit motive, there will be far fewer doctors and choices.Patients and doctors make health care decisions. You choose your doctor. ...
Which will result in rationed healthcare.Everybody in. Single payer covers all of us. ...
By way of rationing healthcare.Stabilize costs. ...
Not at all. Most medical bankrupcy is the result of the individual not earing income during rhe illnes.Stop medical bankruptcy. ...
There is no financial rationing. Only the government rations.End financial rationing. ...
Not true of single payer systems worldwide.Nope. Under single payer with the loss of the profit motive, there will be far fewer doctors and choices.
We already ration healthcare in the US. We just do it based on money.Which will result in rationed healthcare.
By way of rationing healthcare.
Cite a source/Not at all. Most medical bankrupcy is the result of the individual not earing income during rhe illnes.
‘lol ok.There is no financial rationing. Only the government rations.
Hahahahahahaha. Sure buddy.And under the medicare for all scheme, the only thing that will change is much less healthcare will be availble. You would still pay Medicare premiums, which will keep getting raised as the system goes bankrupt. At some point, you will be paying as much or more in medicare premiums then you are now paying in health insurance premiums. The only difference will be ratgioned care.
You do not havde the foggiest idea what you are talking about. Removingb the profit motive from healthcare absolutely limits the amount of healthcare available.Not true of single payer systems worldwide.
The only healthcare rationing that goes on in the US is the availability of organs for transplant.. That's it. Nothing else is rationed by the government.We already ration healthcare in the US. We just do it based on money.
Common sense. Big medical bills in the US are problematic, however there is always a way to resolve them. What drives most into medical bankruptcy is simply not being able to earn a living due to the illness.Cite a source/
You know I am right. Other then organ transplants, do tell me what the government in the US ratgions.‘lol ok.
Nervous laughter on your part. You know I am right.Hahahahahahaha. Sure buddy.
I have nothing further to discuss with someone who denies reality. Healthcare exists in countries other than America, sorry.You do not havde the foggiest idea what you are talking about. Removingb the profit motive from healthcare absolutely limits the amount of healthcare available.
So what? Rationed care is rationed care. It doesn't matter who is doing the rationing. We ration healthcare in America. If you were denied care due to inability to pay, would you really just be fine with it because it was some hospital bureaucrat instead of a government bureaucrat? LOL!The only healthcare rationing that goes on in the US is the availability of organs for transplant.. That's it. Nothing else is rationed by the government.
I accept your surrender. Ofcourse healcare exists in countries other then America. I never suggested it did not. However when you take away the profit motive, how many new hospitals or medical clinics are going to be opened? How much high tech medical equipment will be purchased? Clearly not nearly as much. That's why for instance in the UK, there are waiting lists for pretty much all bu the routine health issues.I have nothing further to discuss with someone who denies reality. Healthcare exists in countries other than America, sorry.
Ahhh...the healthcare is rationed everywhere because it has to be paid for nonsense argument. Basically what you are suggesting is that all commerce on the planet is rationed because it's not free.You don't seem to want to have a coherent understanding of what rationing is. Let me give you some examples. In the 1970s during the Arab oil embargoes, gasoline was rationed in the US. We were restricted to filling up at the pumps every other day. At the same time Germany, where I was stationed outlaws all but necessary driving on Sundays. During WW2, mant common staples like Sugar, flour, etc were rationed. Government rationing occurs when there is a shortage of goods or services. There is no shortage of available healthcare in the US. With the profit motive still intact, healthcare is very much availble. Nobody has to go on a waiting list unless they need an organ transplant. Is healthcare in the US prohibitively expensive? Yes! However it's not rationed.So what? Rationed care is rationed care. It doesn't matter who is doing the rationing. We ration healthcare in America. If you were denied care due to inability to pay, would you really just be fine with it because it was some hospital bureaucrat instead of a government bureaucrat? LOL!
Do you think America has the shortest waiting times in the entire world?I accept your surrender. Ofcourse healcare exists in countries other then America. I never suggested it did not. However when you take away the profit motive, how many new hospitals or medical clinics are going to be opened? How much high tech medical equipment will be purchased? Clearly not nearly as much. That's why for instance in the UK, there are waiting lists for pretty much all bu the routine health issues.
Other then for organ transplants, the US does not have built in waiting times. If there is a wait, it just means the doctors appointment schedule is full. Never been a problem for me and I am 69.Do you think America has the shortest waiting times in the entire world?
Because the UK and Canadiam systems are the closest to what the idiotic left wants to impose on the US.Have you not noticed that when right wing media throws out stats about wait times, it's always the UK or Canada?
...do you think Canada makes people wait just for shits and giggles? The delays are for the same reasons. Availability of doctors or operating rooms or equipment.Other then for organ transplants, the US does not have built in waiting times. If there is a wait, it just means the doctors appointment schedule is full. Never been a problem for me and I am 69.
I suppose you will never get it. Both the UK and Canada can only afford to provide so-called free at the point of service healthcare by limiting how much they provide. That's where rationing comes in. When you eliminate the profit motive in healthcare, it is government bean counters who decide how many doctors and nurses will be funded, how many clinics or hospitals will be built or funded, and how much high tech diagnostic equipment such as MRIs, will be purchased. When there is no profit motive there is less funded and provided. It's that simple. If there is a profit motive, much more is funded and provided.In my locale, there are at 5 MRI machines within 10 miles of my house. If the US were stupid enough to go to a Medicare for all system of healthcare, the end result would be less doctors, nurses, clinics, hospitals, etc, as there would be no private investment in them. Rationing would follow. Libruls are just living in a fantasy world in their own heads....do you think Canada makes people wait just for shits and giggles? The delays are for the same reasons. Availability of doctors or operating rooms or equipment.
Again, this claim is disproven because our waiting times are not the shortest in the world.I suppose you will never get it. Both the UK and Canada can only afford to provide so-called free at the point of service healthcare by limiting how much they provide. That's where rationing comes in. When you eliminate the profit motive in healthcare, it is government bean counters who decide how many doctors and nurses will be funded, how many clinics or hospitals will be built or funded, and how much high tech diagnostic equipment such as MRIs, will be purchased. When there is no profit motive there is less funded and provided. It's that simple. If there is a profit motive, much more is funded and provided.In my locale, there are at 5 MRI machines within 10 miles of my house. If the US were stupid enough to go to a Medicare for all system of healthcare, the end result would be less doctors, nurses, clinics, hospitals, etc, as there would be no private investment in them. Rationing would follow. Libruls are just living in a fantasy world in their own heads.
Compared to the nations with healthcare systems closest to the moronic "medicare for all" sytem that the left in the US is attempting to push, we do have the shortest waiting times.Again, this claim is disproven because our waiting times are not the shortest in the world.
See the above. Fir the sake of this argument, I only care about the systems that closely match the moronic system that libruls want to inflict on the US. Deep down, you seem embarrased by the systems in the UK and Canada.Other countries lack that profit motivation and have shorter wait times than we do. That's why you insist on talking about the UK and Canada only. You aren't talking about Japan or Finland or Australia or Germany. Notice that?
1. Well since there will be few choices...sure. you will just have to wait for that specialty..or travel a long way to a regional facility.Back to the topic and facts .......
Now we're talking smart use of tax dollars ......... YES WE CERTANLY ARE!!!!!
10 Reasons Americans Need Single Payer
- Patients and doctors make health care decisions. You choose your doctor. ...
- Everybody in. Single payer covers all of us. ...
- Never lose coverage again. ...
- Stop waste. ...
- Stabilize costs. ...
- Stop medical bankruptcy. ...
- End financial rationing. ...
- Businesses can focus on their core mission.
Why We Need Single Payer | Health Care for All - California
Health Care for All - California
https://healthcareforall.org › single-payer › why
Top 10 Reasons For Enacting a Single Payer Healthcare ...
National Nurses United
https://www.nationalnursesunited.org › top-10-reasons...
Sep 20, 2017 — Everybody in,nobody out. · Portability. · Uniform benefits. · Prevention. · Choice of physician. · Ending insurance industry interference with care.
I have never understood single payer. I am so confused.
I have read the horror stories from Canada and England.
Supposedly, in England people have to wait months for certain kinds of care.
I have Medicare and a good PPO plan.
I hear stories about Americans who have to pay thousands for certain medical procedures.
I know that Americans have to pay out of pocket for caregivers who come to assist bed-ridden patients.
This is 2023. This is a fabulously wealthy country.
Why can't we have a system in which anyone can get the medical assistance that s/he needs without having to worry about paying for it?
I understand this is how it was in England when the Labour Party started it. And I have read that it is still wildly popular. But it simply cannot keep up with the cost.
I do not understand economics, either.
It is all so confusing.
Link please..because those numbers do not seem correct.In England, Insulin is free to diabetics. (as in not even a prescription charge)
What a tragedy!In England, Insulin is free to diabetics. (as in not even a prescription charge)
Link please..because those numbers do not seem correct.
It's not commonplace especially after obamacare. The article didn't explain his insurance options be abuse he should have qualified for premium assistance.Just a google away, if you were so inclined. It's seemingly a commonplace in the US.
How a Minnesota man who died due to insulin prices could change US healthcare forever
Alec Smith died alone in his room at age 26 because he couldn’t afford life-saving insulin. But the tragedy has sparked a movement that is rattling Big Pharma and forcing politicians to take action, writes Io Doddswww.independent.co.uk
Why shouldn't OUR TAX DOLLARS pay for our Single Payer Health Insurance BECAUSE it removes the insurance industry from deciding what
level of health care is chosen BASED ON how much insurance WE THE PEOPLE can afford to pay for.
Now we're talking smart use of tax dollars ......... YES WE CERTANLY ARE!!!!!
10 Reasons Americans Need Single Payer
- Patients and doctors make health care decisions. You choose your doctor. ...
- Everybody in. Single payer covers all of us. ...
- Never lose coverage again. ...
- Stop waste. ...
- Stabilize costs. ...
- Stop medical bankruptcy. ...
- End financial rationing. ...
- Businesses can focus on their core mission.
Why We Need Single Payer | Health Care for All - California
Health Care for All - California
https://healthcareforall.org › single-payer › why
Top 10 Reasons For Enacting a Single Payer Healthcare ...
National Nurses United
https://www.nationalnursesunited.org › top-10-reasons...
Sep 20, 2017 — Everybody in,nobody out. · Portability. · Uniform benefits. · Prevention. · Choice of physician. · Ending insurance industry interference with care.
Why shouldn't OUR TAX DOLLARS pay for our Single Payer Health Insurance BECAUSE it removes the insurance industry from deciding what
level of health care is chosen BASED ON how much insurance WE THE PEOPLE can afford to pay for.
Single Payer won't bury the health insurance industry. It will make it more profit.In the first place spending MY tax dollars to cover MY health insurance gets two thumbs up damn right.....
it is time to bury the scamming health insurance industry.
In the second place when 100's of millions of humans are under one policy obviously the cost drops significantly .
In the third place when we eliminate obscenely paid CEO's and their golden parachutes and commissions which eat away at health care dollars this of course reduces the cost and is NOT SMART USE OF HEALTH CARE DOLLARS.
In the fourth place eliminating elected officials with health care/insurance in their portfolios also eliminates tons of misinformation about Single Payer. The insurance industry is a reliable source of misinformation regarding single payer.
In the fifth place allowing tax dollars to cover our medical insurance is excellent use of tax dollars whereas subsidizing wealthy corporations and tax breaks for the wealthy IS NOT excellent use of our tax dollars
In the sixth place this eliminates the UNDER-INSURED scam that fuels bankruptcy cases galore
In the seventh place every body remains covered no matter what .....yes if one loses a job, moves to another job, has a heart attack, struck with cancer, has a stroke, in a terrible car accident single payer insurance is there 24/7.
In the eighth place misinformation from the corrupt industry is to be expected = they are a provider of big time dollars to campaign cookie jars = reckless use of health care dollars. Of course the insurance industry will want to scare the hell out of everyone no matter that this industry screws people every day.
= NEVER VOTE REPUBLICAN !!!!!!