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Originally Posted by Dead
Damn man, I am sorry to hear this....she needs this. Hope she finds a doc soon.
I opted out of the ACA as it was not able to allow me or my employees access to the best local hospitals that are close to us. 45 minute drive to Atlanta when things are dire or emergency is not an option.
Keep an eye out for something I think is going to be brilliant! The local "healthcare group" here is Wellstar, they are implementing a way to offer their own insurance, provided by them and policed by them. No more paying for unnecessary treatments, cause it will cost them bottom line.
I think this is the switch that needs to happen, and the doctors will stop running from this trainwreck the administration has caused.
Win win for all involved, and the government will be shut out of the whole process.
This is something I will gladly pay for, good local, and affordable treatment with out wondering where to go?
And yes, I will gladly pay for my employees insurance knowing it will work.
I do not blame the Doctors that run from that program at all, they need to make a living as well. Ever tried to get payed on a government contract? I have, and will never do another, Ever.
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How was ACA not going to allow you to access the best hospitals? Obamacare is a bunch of regulations, you buy private insurance. What you meant was you couldn't find a private insurance plan which was cheap enough for you which allowed you to access to best hospitals (which is a decision made by hospitals and insurance companies not by Obama)
And just a FYI -- Wellstar is a huge supporter of the law, their plan is in large faliciated by Obamacare they aren't really a good example to use as someone who as trying to "beat" Obamacare, they've been on of the most public supporters of the law since the Supreme Court ruling.