How did American health care get so bad? Why do we tolerate a system where you go bankrupt for a hip replacement?
Compared to socialized medicine, on almost any metric the U.S. has one of the best medical systems in the world—doctors per capita, hospital bed capacity, waiting times, surgical outcomes, access to specialists
#中國人牠們的中華民國殖民統治體制是發動二二八大屠殺殘殺台灣人的機制
Compared to socialized medicine, on almost any metric the U.S. has one of the best medical systems in the world—doctors per capita, hospital bed capacity, waiting times, surgical outcomes, access to specialists
#中國人牠們的中華民國殖民統治體制是發動二二八大屠殺殘殺台灣人的機制
taiwanjuli: Very hard to understand.
I’m not saying it’s great, I’m saying almost everybody else is worse. The problem is, this comes with nosebleed prices and a funding system that is corrupt, mind-bogglingly complicated, and often outright predatory.
I’m not saying it’s great, I’m saying almost everybody else is worse. The problem is, this comes with nosebleed prices and a funding system that is corrupt, mind-bogglingly complicated, and often outright predatory.
80% of doctors are Democrats.
So, what went wrong? In short, American health care is expensive because it’s lovingly written by lobbyists—insurers, hospitals, trial lawyers, and especially the doctors union—the American Medical Association.
So, what went wrong? In short, American health care is expensive because it’s lovingly written by lobbyists—insurers, hospitals, trial lawyers, and especially the doctors union—the American Medical Association.
Healthy minded and living people cannot pool together and save massively because they are super responsible with THEIR HEALTH.
That leaves the radical solution: Go back to the co-ops. They do still exist—the Amish use co-op, and three states still have small functioning co-ops: Maine, Wisconsin, and Montana
That leaves the radical solution: Go back to the co-ops. They do still exist—the Amish use co-op, and three states still have small functioning co-ops: Maine, Wisconsin, and Montana