Randi,
I read thru the article and there are a few points that the writer seems to have missed.
No mention of the lawsuits for meds, implants and procedures that go wrong.
A good percentage of the techs, nusrses and docs are foreign born and educated.
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Innovation in health care are often stifled by lawsuits because 3 people out of 100,000 have some side effect or die from the treatment.
I do not know if you get the commercials on TV about a new medicine to treat nail fungus and at the end the announcer says that taking the medicine will cause 7 or 8 side effects that may make you SICKER than the original malady.
The current regime in control makes it sound like the problems with healthcare will magically disappear with a new law/bill.
The system has to be reformed by first controlling the costs of treatment and materials. People refuse to understand this and think that any opposition to the president's push to get HIS idea for healthcare enacted is racist or anti Obama.
These ideas show the desperation and the unwillingness to look at the whole picture, It's far easier to making the topic into a political struggle than it is to look out for the people that need to have any kind of health care.
Don't fall for the media horse crap about health care reform.
The writer also makes the assumption that we do not have the "world's greatest" heathcare.
I have to say we have the best facilities and the best treatment options, the problem is with the ability to provide those services and facilities to everyone here in the states.
The rest of the world have their systems in place and would have the same kind of outrage and problems trying to implement a change to those programs, just like we are going thru.
I do agree that the money making part of the system in the U.S. is part of the problem, so he did write the truth about that.
The real danger and cost to health care here in the United States are the people who have no qualms about letting a bunch of AH politicians determine the future of medicine.
In essence we are giving them a blank check to determine what is best for us.
It's like getting a prostate check from a homeless person off the street.
You pay for the exam, get the exam and have invested in a bottle of booze to keep the drunk, drunk.![]()







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..... No, of course, sadly, mistakes happen, and people do get a lot of money if something goes wrong. 




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