What country woold you like the US to emulate for health care, since it sounds like you have one in mind.
None, do it our way. America is not like other countries. Obama care pushed out primary care practitioners and ushered in urgent care facilities with nurse practitioners. These doctors were getting paid pennies on the dollar from the insurance companies. That’s why so many retired and very few are going into that field. I don’t claim to be an expert, but I do know that something’s gotta change.
Isn't that a big red flag then, particularly when we have a pretty good idea of how many countries with single payer systems have been able to balance quality of care and prices?
Can you give me an example of a country with healthcare that you like?
Taiwan and South Korea are helpful models to emulate I think.
What about the aging population(Boomers) that would strain on the systems finances? Also what about healthcare shortages? Uncle Sam is a greedy mofo, he’s not about giving more for less.
Unless Uncle Sam gives the health insurance corporations taxpayer money.
A solution for the ACA is to make Medicare available to everyone. I'm on Medicare and it's better than every insurance policy I've ever had. Plus, the cost of it depends on how much you make.
www.theunseenandtheunsaid.com
That is the downside to that approach. It's not perfect but I think it's the lesser evil. Not to mention you can integrate immigrants while technology develops more.
