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Evil Obamacare starts tomorrow
Look at all the evil things it does. This MUST be repealed, we cant have sick kids getting coverage. Only commies do that. Choice of doctors? Pish-posh. The insurance companies know better then me which doctor I should be using.
Coverage expansion for adult dependents until age 26. provide coverage for dependents of workers who don't have access to other employer-based health care coverage 'till age 26 Children no longer denied coverage for pre-existing conditions: Insurance plans can't deny coverage due to a pre-existing condition to children under age 19. For adults, the same provision goes into effect in 2014. Prohibit insurers from rescinding coverage: It's illegal for insurers to drop a customer when they become sick or search for an error on a customer's insurance application and then deny payment for service when the person gets sick Free Preventive Care: All new plans must cover certain preventive services such as mammograms and colonoscopies without charging a deductible, co-pay or coinsurance. No lifetime limits on coverage: Insurers no longer can impose lifetime dollar limits on essential benefits, like hospital stays or expensive treatments. Unrestricted doctor choice: Plans must allow pediatricians and obstetrician/gynecologists to get primary care physician status. This eliminates the requirement for patients to get prior-authorization from their insurer or a doctor's referral to see a pediatrician or OB/GYN. Level charges for emergency services: Insurers must remove prior authorizations for ER services. Also, insurers can't charge higher co-payments or co-insurance for out-of-network ER providers. Patient-friendly appeals process: Insurers will have to establish new internal and external appeals processes for claims. This means that while a claim is under appeal, your insurer has to continue to pay your claims, and continue paying for subsequent treatment, until the matter is resolved |
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Why is universal Health care - that the rest of the developed world has - Evil?
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the changes may sound great, but guess who will pay for it?
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I don't know when you people are going to figure out that the so-called "Heath Care" bill really provides paid heath care for only a very small percentage of the population. For the rest, it simply mandates that they BUY health insurance or face civil and possibly criminal penalties.
The provisions of the bill are going to force many companies out of the health care insurance business and drive up costs for the rest. Under this plan, if you can afford good health insurance, otherwise known as a "Cadillac Plan", the cost of that plan will be taxed as though it were income. You have not only been sold the Brooklyn Bridge but also sold down the river; which term dates from the times of slavery when captured peoples were indeed "sold down the river". Welcome to slavery! Just sayin'. Sally. |
The only way to fix the health care problems of this country WOULD be a government take-over! The health insurance companies should NOT be between you and your care. Why should they be in the middle? Why should they profit by getting in our way?
Those of you who think we do not need a new healthcare system are just fucking stupid! BTW, here's how the insurance companies, that some of you want to fight for, are planning to handle mandatory healthcare for your children... Major health insurance companies in California and other states have decided to stop selling policies for children rather than comply with a new federal healthcare law that bars them from rejecting youngsters with preexisting medical conditions. Source: http://www.latimes.com/health/la-fi-...0,799167.story |
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I've seen people crying about this healthcare shit on FB, and the same people had their kids on medicaid and use government funded childcare. I shit you not. It's really crazy now ignorant people are!
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Nothing in the bill will force my company out of any healthcare it has and if more people are paying in, the costs would go down, not up. Like it does in every Country in the world that does this. Taxed? It's the same way as now. So I'm trading slave owners is what you're saying? Because without question the current insurance/health setup is Slavery that I have to pay for as well. |
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Thinking any business in the world that deals with millions of people to run perfectly is ridiculous. |
It amazes me how much things have changed in my lifetime.
Up until about 20 years ago, not very many people even had "health insurance" And if you did it was to cover you in case you got in a car wreck or needed a very, very expensive surgery (Like if you had a heart attack and needed a bypass surgery) I always went to the doctor and...wait, you're not gonna believe this...PAID him with MONEY. You know, the way everybody always did. But these days? People have been conditioned to think that they CAN'T go to the freakin' doctor unless they have "insurance". Oh...only a govt. law will allow you to go to the doctor of your choice? WTF?!?!? Last I checked, I can pick up the phone...call any doctor in town, drive over and be seen and simply PAY him when I leave. That's the power the govt. and insurance companies now have over people. Folks honestly believe that their very actions are controlled by insurance companies. The REAL "healthcare" issue that has not been addressed is of course the FACT that we pay more for our healthcare in this country than ANY other nation. Claudia had an appendectomy 2 years ago. Cost? TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!!! WTF!?!?!?!?!? We pay 10 x more for every procedure and every prescription medication while the insurance companies hold hands with the govt. to make damn sure we do. No Republican or Democrat is even trying to change that. They are all getting too much money from the pharmaceutical and medical lobbyists. "Health Care" shouldn't be about forcing every man, woman, and child to now pay for insurance (I still can't believe the atrocity of that...can you imagine if you owned a business that it became LAW that everyone had to buy your product?)...it should be about stopping the price gouging on Americans so we don't NEED insurance just to go to the fucking doctor. |
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Instead they delivered the worst possible outcome - mandates the insurers will dance around (like your example) or otherwise pass the cost increases to the customers, who are now mandated by the law to buy it. LOL. |
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However, if I have a heart attack, or get cancer, or something devastating happens, I will not have that luxury, as those things cost tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. I past a kidney stone a year ago - from my kidney to my bladder. The pain was overwhelming, so I eventually agreed to go to the ER. The pain stopped soon thereafter, unrelated to the hospital. They took a few tests, and told me I just past a stone. For this post-incident analysis I was handed a bill for $5,000! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!? If we allow insurance companies to dictate the terms, eventually 50% of the country will not have health insurance at all. This means those that do WILL BE GOUGED to compensate for those that don't. Healthcare should be a right, insurance companies should not exist, and everyone in a CIVILIZED FUCKING COUNTRY should be covered! |
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It's cheaper to send mail through the post office, than it is to use usp/fedex or any other service. Medical costs are set, so much so they can budget around them. So yes, the Gov does provide cheaper services. |
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As long as we pay 10 times more for every procedure...and as long as we pay 3 to 4 x more for every pill prescribed...we are going to be the losers in this. I've seen Republicans talk about how health care is a big percentage of our nation's economy and how we can't let a "govt. takeover" happen. Well I have two thoughts on that: 1. It shouldn't be that big of our economy because we are being price gouged. 2. It's not a "govt. takeover". It's an Insurance Company takeover. Those motherfuckers are now going to have 300 million FORCED customers. :( |
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AS far as pre-existing conditons goes, "Obamacare" works like this:
Suppose you are a warranty company covering used cars. The government tells you that you MUST warranty without inspection, that you have no right to limit that warranty to repairs required AFTER the warranty was purchased, any old broken down car that comes in and pay to have it repaired as soon as the warranty premium is paid. Were you a warranty company faced with this prospect, would you continue to be in the used car warranty business? I think not. This is precisely the position in which Dear Leader has placed the health care insurance companies. Just sayin'. Sally. |
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Wake up. |
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They still have to work out the lawsuits from the 20 states suing over this healthcare.
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Which is why rates go up when no other costs went up and why people get dropped that paid into the system for a lifetime. |
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As soon as half the country can't afford healthcare, and the other half has to decide between food or insurance, then MAYBE everyone will wake the fuck up, and vilify those who deserve vilification, instead of those who are trying to fucking help. :mad: |
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Vs... the Gov, which you do have power over, even if it's only a single vote is far more say than you have with any insurance company. |
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I do not claim to be the first to think of it but I sure as Hell didn't get it from that moron (Or is it Mormon?) Huckabee. Just sayin'. Sally. |
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A new report in the American Journal of Public Health says that insurers such as Prudential Financial, Northwest Mutual and Massachusetts Mutual own $1.9 billion worth of stock in fast-food companies like McDonald’s, Pizza Hut and Jack in the Box. The author of the study, Dr. Wesley Boyd of Harvard Medical School, finds these investments to be morally repugnant. Why? Because the insurance industry is supposed to be concerned about people's health and well-being, but apparently is more interested in making a quick buck.
Keep America Fat and Unhealthy. So they can make a fast buck. That's what it's all about. http://www.medpagetoday.com/PublicHe...icHealth/19577 |
As with everything, if enough people dont want it, it'll go away. Fat chance, but I'm just sayin.
Of course the party of no has no ideas and no plans, but they're not stupid enough to actually be pushing for repeal before the election. |
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