Addictions…
]]>The Wisconsin plan is a model and an important first step, but we have to get off the dime and do something. Having over 40 million people with no medical coverage is a recipe for a public health disaster.
Hospitals and doctors should be backing this as they will no longer have to hire collection agencies or go to court to recover from uninsured people. Additional savings will be realized by smaller business offices as a result of simpler billing procedures.
]]>the wisconsin plan looks great, but now that i see that tne report is from the lewin group, i want to look more closely at it. i’m still working my way through their health benefits simulation model, and i still have some questions about their comparison of 10 different health care proposals [you can scroll down to p10 for a summary chart].
i dunno, i’m thinking sober isn’t the way to go, and that we should spike the 61’s kool-aid with some lsd and then call for a vote. i suppose there’s a danger that drugging them to get our way would make it unconstitutional or something, though.
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