KittenKoder
Senior Member
Oh, and Medicare doesn't cover the full costs of anything, an ambulance ride here will cost at least $50, hospital $500 for emergency room.
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it isMembership is $16 / year.
Just checked their health insurance rates. Much better than what I've been quoted from other companies. Ranges from $231 to $434.
That's only for prescription drug coverage, which is usually added to the $98 for Medicare.
Is that per month? and I'll bet it is just supplemental to medicare.
it isThat's only for prescription drug coverage, which is usually added to the $98 for Medicare.
Is that per month? and I'll bet it is just supplemental to medicare.
you have to have medicare to get it
and it take 3.7 people paying in to cover ONE person on medicareit isIs that per month? and I'll bet it is just supplemental to medicare.
you have to have medicare to get it
The thing I find humorous (and sad) about people like Chris is that they seem to think that this cost will go down, or even vanish, if everyone is on the same program.
and it take 3.7 people paying in to cover ONE person on medicareit is
you have to have medicare to get it
The thing I find humorous (and sad) about people like Chris is that they seem to think that this cost will go down, or even vanish, if everyone is on the same program.
where are they gonna find another 3.7 people to pay in to cover everyone they want to add to the system
What's the population of England, shitferbrains?
Fuck you, asshole.
Every other industrialized country in the world has national health insurance, and they pay HALF per capita what we pay for healthcare.
If Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Cuba, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Oman, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and the United Kingdom can do it....
So can we.
What's the population of England, shitferbrains?
Fuck you, asshole.
Every other industrialized country in the world has national health insurance, and they pay HALF per capita what we pay for healthcare.
If Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Cuba, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Oman, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and the United Kingdom can do it....
So can we.
You continue to regurgitate the same point. The fact that you have not responded to post #75 which was my reply to you on this same point shows you are clueless.
Bad news for the corporate lobbyists and their lapdogs......
Washington (CNN) -- The AARP will endorse the House Democratic leadership's bill to overhaul health care, according to a Democratic source with direct knowledge of the plan.
The move comes as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi oversees final changes to the $1 trillion-plus health care bill, which is likely set to come to a final vote Saturday.
The AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan group that advocates for people 50 and older.
AARP to back House health care bill, source says - CNN.com
Just out of curiosity, have you looked into the lobbying which went into getting this support?
Have you taken the time to investigate what, if any deals and promises were made which would benefit AARP?
Have you paid any attention to what many of the AARP card holders are saying and the opinions they are and have been voicing?
Just curious.
Mike
Who gives a rat's ass?
National health insurance is in the best interest of all Americans, and the people that oppose it in Congress are only doing so because the healthcare lobbyists gave them $3.4 BILLION DOLLARS in the last decade.
Who gives a rat's ass?
National health insurance is in the best interest of all Americans, and the people that oppose it in Congress are only doing so because the healthcare lobbyists gave them $3.4 BILLION DOLLARS in the last decade.
Gee Chris, first AARP isn't a corporation and doesn't lobby. Now it doesn't matter? National health insurance is NOT in the BEST interest of ALL Americans. How many are still in Congress from ten years ago? How much of that money was given to those that support a public option now? Any of that money find its way to Obama? You made the assertion, prove it.
Every other industrialized country in the world has national health insurance, and they pay HALF per capita what we pay for healthcare.
The rest of the world gets it, why don't you?
Chrissy is famous for his endless and truly unintelligent post hoc ergo propter hoc claims.
You might as well get used to it.
You really are clueless.
The rest of the world pays less per capita for healthcare because national health insurance is more effective and cheaper than the emergency room.
First ... you don't have anything more recent?
Second ... that does not address how you came to your assumption that the government paying their healthcare costs influences the price ... a rather flimsy assumption really.
Two years ago is not recent enough?
That's hysterical.
The rest of the world uses national health insurance to keep costs down and provide basic coverage for everyone. We need to do the same.
he will never admit it was a disasterFirst ... you don't have anything more recent?
Second ... that does not address how you came to your assumption that the government paying their healthcare costs influences the price ... a rather flimsy assumption really.
Two years ago is not recent enough?
That's hysterical.
The rest of the world uses national health insurance to keep costs down and provide basic coverage for everyone. We need to do the same.
Chris if this passes and proves to be a huge disaster.....will we see you here admitting it......or will we just not see Chris in any of those threads?......
He'll continue to gag.First ... you don't have anything more recent?
Second ... that does not address how you came to your assumption that the government paying their healthcare costs influences the price ... a rather flimsy assumption really.
Two years ago is not recent enough?
That's hysterical.
The rest of the world uses national health insurance to keep costs down and provide basic coverage for everyone. We need to do the same.
Chris if this passes and proves to be a huge disaster.....will we see you here admitting it......or will we just not see Chris in any of those threads?......
Cover everyone with Medicare, and the size and overall health of their client base goes up along with their revenue income from premiums. It's not rocket science, people...
He'll continue to gag.Two years ago is not recent enough?
That's hysterical.
The rest of the world uses national health insurance to keep costs down and provide basic coverage for everyone. We need to do the same.
Chris if this passes and proves to be a huge disaster.....will we see you here admitting it......or will we just not see Chris in any of those threads?......
Apparently you did not read my post, so I will repeat it....
Other countries control costs by making medical schools cheaper to attend, reducing the cost of drugs, eliminating useless procedures and tests, using electronic records, streamlining admins, limiting malpractice, paying doctors less, and covering everyone, so that the most expensive medical care there is, the emergency room, is used less often.
Every other industrialized nation in the world has national health insurance, and they pay HALF per capita what we pay for healthcare because they do these things.
So there it is in a nutshell, my friends. This is how the rest of the world does healthcare better and cheaper than we do.