Your capacity to write garbage is indeed limitless. And it would indeed be stupid of me to waste my time talking to someone who writes such nonsense as you do. But, just to call out your bullshit, as usual, I'm gonna let you in a little piece of information. The example you used was the worst possible: Orthopedics is the medical field which, during medical school, is usually used to exemplify which treatment should have the least priority in the emergency setting(except for a few real "orthopedic emergencies"). You can check the Advanced Trauma Life Support - ATLS protocols if you want to confirm this. So, when all you have is a broken leg, to choose the hospital to which you go to, since it is not an emergency as I just explained, can be the difference between limping the rest of you life or getting a full recovery. And this is just an example. The vast majority of medical issues are not emergencies, which means there's more than enough time to make a choice almost everytime. That's why I pay insurance to have access to the best hospitals in the country here. But if an emergency happens, me and my family already know to which hospitals we should go. And if the very rare and specific situation in which a choice is not possible happens, that's just another reason to have the freest market possible, so that hospitals have no problem being opened and competing with one another everywhere, increasing quality and lowering prices, which is what competition does. So, having said that, I'm the one who should tell you: "Don't be stupid." But, judging from all the crap you write, I realize that that is something simply out of your reach. So, go on, keep writing your endless stream of stupid shit and fuck off...
Well look whose lead free enterprise insurance companies are following: And guess what. Your premiums will keep going higher and services lower while they all laugh to the bank. Sure UHC, Aetna, Cigna has your back. Private payers are following in the footsteps of CMS and investing in value-based care reimbursement and alternative payment models. Aetna, for instance, has implemented risk-sharing accountable care organizations. “We believe transforming health care will help reduce waste, improve quality, improve member/patient satisfaction, and improve overall employee health and productivity,” Amy Oldenburg, Vice President of Network and Product Strategy Accountable Care Solutions at Aetna, told. For those of you that need a cost comparison tool in the US for healthcare services: HealthCareBlueBook.com FairHealthConsumer.org
damn, just check out all these 3rd world socialist countries with some sort of universal healthcare. all countries with an individual with no rights or freedom.
Do all of those countries have open borders as well? Can anyone from another country go to any those countries and get universal health coverage without being a citizen? Do any of those countries have a population close to the US population with major illegal immigration problem? Do any of those countries have a population the size of California? If yes, how many of them? REMEMBER, Bernie and Warren are proposing open borders and universal health coverage.
I have played the open borders game with piezoe... he is going to argue the literal meaning of the words open borders. he is such a child on this stuff.
Let's see the wait times and how many have Bernie's no premium, no co-pay, no deductble and free medications. The two of them should be able to demonstrate how great this stuff really is if they want to sell us on it.
Time for you to show your credentials, impersonating a M.D. is against the law. Have Baron or MAGA corroborate. And don’t give me any of your Google translator nonsense.