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health care system consists of these parties:
the patient/taxpayer/population - currently shouldering the whole burden
the medical community - currently doing fine
the insurance companies- making out like bandits
the government - not yet involved.

I think health care is a right. the burden of health care is out of balance in the parties above, that is why we are talking about this.

no one should be turned down for insurance or care. rates insurance companies can charge should be controlled. the bill should be shared by patient/employer/government. preventive care should be encouraged/stressed and offered very cheaply.

posted 5 years ago
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