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@Schouten_B @SearingTruth @QasimRashid Again, profitting of denying health care that is indicated and recommended by your doctor is the worst. You do not live in the US, so you really do not have the experience to be so set in your opinions about it. 5 comments
@Schouten_B @SearingTruth @QasimRashid Do you believe some people are more worthy of health care?  @66gardeners @SearingTruth @QasimRashid Not more worhy. But I accept that money can buy people privileges, and that includes superior care. A proper consistent baseline for everyone is very important though, and the US doesn't provide that well. @Schouten_B @SearingTruth @QasimRashid And the reason why is because of the complex billing in a for profit industry. I read somewhere that there is around 2-4% increase in costs just because of billing difficulties. @66gardeners @SearingTruth @QasimRashid I can believe that. Never seen concrete percentages like that but a lot of doctors in my Dutch family complain about this as well. |
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@66gardeners @SearingTruth @QasimRashid There's private clinics everywhere that I know of (including in the UK, Norway and Australia). So you can just bypass the health insurance system altogether (be it single payer or privatized), and go pay a clinic to give you the 20 million dollar cancer treatment :-).
Plenty of doctors who like money.