I’ll be damned if I’ll read this today but just got a letter from my insurance company that my premiums will be $4,000 a month! And, no, I’m not making that up although I am laughing...hysterically.
Thank you, Obama!
You’ve clearly spent a S_tload of time working that all out. I will save it and read it...might be a few weeks.
I have a larval plan I’ve been sketching out, not yet complete. I am not in nor connected to the medical profession, though I have relatives who are docs.
One thing I will point out that I noticed right away is you have “categories” or strata based upon age. My sketch has categories but in mine they are self-selected. No, an 83 year man cannot self-select “newborn”. My point would be; I question that approach because there are super-healthy 65 year olds and and horribly sick 9 year olds.
Just offering my 15 second drive-by reaction to not having read your plan in any depth at all and I’m not even soliciting a response.
The other thing I would say is creating a single plan for every person, and one run by the government, differs from the ACA only in small detail. Medical care is minimally 5 times as expensive as it should be, and it is so very much because of gov’t involvement as things are and were before ACA. Until that is addressed it is my belief that no single concoction will ever fix much of anything.
Well, the first thing is to eliminate healthcare for illegal aliens who enter the country to get free healthcare.
And the second thing is to eliminate healthcare for gender change.
And the third thing is to eliminate healthcare for abortion.
And the fourth thing is to eliminate free condoms or sterilization or the like. If people want sex without limit, then let them pay for it.
Too complex. Also I have no reason to think that you have any background worth considering
Allow insurance sales across state lines. Get rid of costly government refs. Limit tort values