In my experience, they are generally antiquated, poorly run and less than expertly staffed. Granted, there are exceptions.
But, upon being mustered out of the service, why don't we give every veteran a paid-up healthcare policy -- which would allow them to be treated anywhere?
Simple solution. Probably provides better quality care for our valuable veterans. And I'd bet it would be a LOT cheaper in the long run.
I totally agree.
I thought I would drop dead of disease just walking in that filthy place in Seattle.
They had me come there 3-4 times where I waited for hours to be told at the end that they were denying me.
I would have been happy if they had just given me something to give my insurance company so that they could bill back the government for the related care.
Freaking Government, even when I was in the Navy skipped out on an emergency room visit that was caused by the injury when I was away from base.
It went on my credit report and I ended up paying for it because the government wouldn’t paid even after I requested them to pay at least 6 times.
Government sucks. And now you know how the US Navy turned a Democrat into a Republican.
But, upon being mustered out of the service, why don't we give every veteran a paid-up healthcare policy -- which would allow them to be treated anywhere?...
Hillarys Gate Cult ~ ...Your solution makes perfect sense so you will never see it enacted...
From your lips to 0bama's overly large ears.
Eliminate all VA care and place all the veterans on 0bama care.
What's not to like?