This is how some picture the new Health Care plan will be because of a sudden shortage of doctors when millions more are "forced" or free to join the system regardless of physical condition. Forget the additional costs, imagine a life insurance company being forced to absorb clients regardless of health or occupation. Both concepts are absurd and all but encourage people to be less concerned about their health. Forcing insurance companies to accommodate this stupidity merely means the insured, even those who strive to be fit, will pay extra to cover this folly. Now add to the doctor's pain that they will get less from Medicare.
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I have had the misfortune to be in the emergency room in Western European socialist countries. The characture depicted is accurate. The hospitals are absolutely filthy. The staff are indifferent. You wait in line for hours and the doctors rush you through as they are paid by the number of patients they attend not by the quality of care provided. In the communist and dictatoral nations they indeed have photographs of their great leader and benefactor in the ER.
Still waiting so see something about about Suffolk" on the site rather than politics. Or maybe all that is left of what was once Suffolk is now just politics.
Do you think it's fair to force insurance companies to sell or increase homeowner coverage on the eve of a hurricane? Do you think it's right to force them to bind coverage if a house is about to be consumed by a forest fire, fall into a river, or is structuraly unsound? If the answer is no there's hope for sanity.
Is this the reception room at the SNH? The lobby at Mayor Johnson's Office or Green Room at MSNBC.
Maybe the Obici Healthcare Foundation can help. Check that, they lost so much last year that two more years like the last, they will be out of business. Four million is about all they can afford. Once upon a time they had over a $100 million. See for yourself at www.obicihcf.org. However they do have a nice
$2+ million office building.
Is the building actually occupied 5days a week 8 hours a day? Is it actually a office? Or is it a personal monument to the self seving
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