ok well you know what i mean.
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Insurance dictates how much they get reimbursed not the doctor. Need to get educated.
Why not at least look at the other end of the horse, instead of all this..
And yet Doctors still make mucho money on top of all their expenses.And if you go into a doctors office and you had cash in hand you still get charged out the azs. More then if you had insurance.
I agree that healthcare needs changes, but why is it always on the consumer end.
My son had gone through cancer at 14 and with out insurance it would have been over 180k.
Now next couple years he will be off my healthcare and on his own.So now he may never get healthcare insurance or be in a really high risk area.And alot of things could always be attributed to his cancer and be labled as pre-existing condition.
I'd like to know where you would draw the line.
On top of all that you have people that abuse the system already.Many foreigners come to the country use our resources and leave.
Heck my sister was a perfect example of a abuser of the system.She made a living from sueing people.
People from around the world come to USA to just become a doctor and make their cash and leave.
Sorry many many issues with healthcare in general.
Maybe i'm just not educated in healthcare.Then again most people aren't.You pay for it and hope it covers something.
Swampbuck, I didn't say "obligated", I said provided. Do you deny that is true? It's a part of a total compensation package. When employers stop offering it to employees, AND IT'S NOT FREE, we will really being screwed. It's getting closer and closer to that everyday. Hospitals will cease to exist because 80% of people will get charity care. You think it's bad now, just wait.
