In simple terms, the solution is to institute policies that will allow free-market principles to foster an environment where the individual patient is empowered just as customers are in virtually every other market. Such a market would allow consumers to choose medical care and insurance based on value and cost, rather than allow market participants and providers to rig the system to reap windfall profits due to government patronage.
This consolidation of medical services at the expense of patients shockingly underscores what government intrusion ultimately means for health care – less access, fewer choices and increased costs for patients, and taxpayers.
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Please please I would like to hear some input from the local azar supporters again! Its such an "honor" to screw the citizens of the country to make a small percentage wealthy. Nothing but a bunch of hypocrites
ReplyDeleteThis guy paid all that money for a Dartmouth and Yale education to learn how to do this "legally"
Delete12:43 amen. All the money we pay the least we can get is a reliable healthcare system and not the byproduct of some childish, idiotic political party feud.
ReplyDeleteAmerica is a family values country with pedophilic and sexually abusive rulers, a fiscally conservative government that doesn't ever stop spending, we believe in taking care of each other as long as we don't have to do anything and anything is possible if you have the money, and if you don't we'll use the bible to tell you to get screwed.
ReplyDelete"Greatest country in the world" still light years behind the rest of the developed world in healthcare.
ReplyDeleteThere is no markup provision in any of the law. It all upon review would be considered gouging. You will never fix healthcare until you address the costs associated with the billing of services and items being way out of line with reality.
ReplyDeleteWhen AETNA and CVS merge, I'm sure the cost of Congressional Pharmacy scripts will go down!
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with wicomico county school(parkside high) system and the drug culture? One if its finer students learns higher education can put in a position to do things legally that one of its teachers is penalized for doing illegally. Drugs are drugs whether its pharmacies or in the streets, it's all about the money
ReplyDeleteBut ours will go up 2:12. And it Already has since i am now forced to use CVS under my current plan. Drugs costs to me have risen
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