I wonder if they will make all the voluntary cosmetic procedure doctors go into the system to perform needed procedures or will they make a exception for the hollywood crowd to have private vanity treatment(face lifts,boob jobs,etc.).
Off topic, but I have been thinking it may be a good time to start shortselling some of the medical insurance providers. |
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And my guess is, left off of that list are going to be many, many treatments that those that have the illness or disease are going to believe should be on there. You mean like this? |
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Universal health coverage means nothing more than everyone works off the same list. Oh, not everyone. The government elite will get their own deal. Private healthcare will still be available for the uber rich. And then key geographical areas (key voting districts, government capitals, etc) will be more equal than others. |
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Again though, how is this worse than what we have now? The insurance provider decides what is on the list. At least if it’s the government people feel like they have some input, because of who they elect and "embarrassments" have some impact if they are big enough. As opposed to an insurance corporation that you can’t change because that is the one your employer has.
Not that I’m a proponent of universal care, it scares the crap out of me, primarily because of the backdoor it adds a hard "it will save us all money" excuse to meddle, as opposed to the traditional "good for you/for the children" excuses. However, I just don’t see how anything we have now is any better. |
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Again though, how is this worse than what we have now? Depending on how you choose to pay for your care, you can be in complete control of the prioritization of your care under this system. Under universal care, you have no choice.
That’s how. |
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