Posted by JDNewbie on May 06, 2012 at 20:58:37 from (24.255.128.42):
In Reply to: WAY O/T-Health posted by farmer boy on May 05, 2012 at 18:19:50:
My two cents.
1. Heathcare is not a right. If it is, then doctors are not entitled to the fruits of their own labor. How many farmers would keep farming if folks could just walk out into the field and take what they need? People need food the same as they need a doctor.
2. Prices are incredibly high for medical treatment, but I often wonder if they are connect to the cost. I had $30,000 worth of test done. Insurance would only cover $6000. I ended up paying only $600. How can the doctor provide $30,000 worth of service for $6600 and write off the rest and keep the doors opens? The answer is, the price isn't the same for everyone. Those with more resources (insurance, cash, etc.) pay more than those with fewer. Require all prices to be posted and simplify the billing. It seems to work at the dentist. I always know what it will cost in advance.
What's the answer? Honestly, I've wondered what it would look like if instead of requiring insurance, simply banning insurance. Everyone pays for what they use. Doctors sure wouldn't be charging what they charge, because very few could pay for it. $10,000 to deliver a baby? No thanks, I'll shop around.
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