Multiple payers of medical services (insurers)naturally require profits to survive. Trouble there, is that to do so also requires reducing provision of services where possible, and all too often unfairly and tragically. Profit and provision are conflicts of interest. If the U.S. society were to begin to genuinely look after each other and truly leave no one behind, it would witness a stunning drop in crime and a renewed national pride.
Arnie just lied. He said the 50% reduction in workers compensation costs are going back to the people for jobs. That is not true, the money is kept by the insurance companies. His reforms led to so many disabled workers not being able to get healthcare. That is how they make a profit, by denying rightful claims, especially the expensive ones. Everyone in the free world is equal and entitled to the same levels of healthcare.
Thanks so much for sharing that completely erroneous comment on my video.
NewWestNotes 4 years ago
The solution is 'single payer'.
Multiple payers of medical services (insurers)naturally require profits to survive. Trouble there, is that to do so also requires reducing provision of services where possible, and all too often unfairly and tragically. Profit and provision are conflicts of interest. If the U.S. society were to begin to genuinely look after each other and truly leave no one behind, it would witness a stunning drop in crime and a renewed national pride.
nextdoornorth 4 years ago
Arnie just lied. He said the 50% reduction in workers compensation costs are going back to the people for jobs. That is not true, the money is kept by the insurance companies. His reforms led to so many disabled workers not being able to get healthcare. That is how they make a profit, by denying rightful claims, especially the expensive ones. Everyone in the free world is equal and entitled to the same levels of healthcare.
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SuperNewf1 4 years ago