The rich speak that they want to choose within vigour concern provider and Doctor?
So what about the poor who have hopelessness in trying to find a strength care provider and choose a doctor . are you poor aNd caN~t afford insurance
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Your statement is the opening of a debate, not a quiz
The health level varies fantastically form one extreme to the other
When the system is free, nearby is an abundance of junkies and drunken people that want their stomach pumped because they eat or consumed…too much, so they can return to entertainment.
What should you do with those?
Then there are those that can’t breath on their own. They need a constant crew to be artificially maintain alive.
and then you add the religion!
Hope this properly answers your question Source(s): Guru
heathcare has costs, costs of the building, maintenance, heat, cooling, electricity, beds, equipment, supplies, medications, staff including nurses, janitors, cooks, laundry, billing clerks, medical records, etc.
Oh let start on those rich bastard doctors making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. Well, they gave up eight years of earning potential just to travel hundreds of thousands in debt, and start out making 45-50k a year during residency. After loan payments subtract the cost of malpractice insurance (doesn't matter if you never got sued, I know of a doctor who retired because his malpractice be higher than his salary, and he was sued twice, once for 20k which be settled because it was so low, and the other was dropped. twice in 50 years).
Now let add on all the other crap lawyers enjoy given us, all the extra paperwork and documentation.That takes time you would have otherwise be seeing patients, but instead they have to wait otherwise medicare won't pay you, and you are adjectives if anyone ever does sue.
Think about those things next time you complain you don't get a chef prepared buffet at a five star hotel of a hospital, or had to wait an hour in the ER when you could enjoy just gone to your doctor the next day.
So yeah, if someone is liable to pay for it they will get what they want, because this stuff costs money.
If you are defining 'poor' as anyone who doesn't have everything they want, then yes, I'm poor.
Are you consequently going to make a distinction between being poor, stupid, unlucky, hapless, irresponsible, or inactive? What are our obligations as a society to them, and how do you tell the difference?
Being poor is usually the result of other behaviors. Treating the symptom, does not facilitate a cure, it just subsidizes the problem.
The reality of the matter is, the insurance industry is a multi-billion dollar operation, so obviously, many empire can afford it. Source(s): "It seems to me, that as soon as you start paying people to be poor, you're going to have in one piece lot more poor people." - Will Rodgers
They can shift to the free clinic.
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Answers:
Your statement is the opening of a debate, not a quiz
The health level varies fantastically form one extreme to the other
When the system is free, nearby is an abundance of junkies and drunken people that want their stomach pumped because they eat or consumed…too much, so they can return to entertainment.
What should you do with those?
Then there are those that can’t breath on their own. They need a constant crew to be artificially maintain alive.
and then you add the religion!
Hope this properly answers your question Source(s): Guru
heathcare has costs, costs of the building, maintenance, heat, cooling, electricity, beds, equipment, supplies, medications, staff including nurses, janitors, cooks, laundry, billing clerks, medical records, etc.
Oh let start on those rich bastard doctors making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. Well, they gave up eight years of earning potential just to travel hundreds of thousands in debt, and start out making 45-50k a year during residency. After loan payments subtract the cost of malpractice insurance (doesn't matter if you never got sued, I know of a doctor who retired because his malpractice be higher than his salary, and he was sued twice, once for 20k which be settled because it was so low, and the other was dropped. twice in 50 years).
Now let add on all the other crap lawyers enjoy given us, all the extra paperwork and documentation.That takes time you would have otherwise be seeing patients, but instead they have to wait otherwise medicare won't pay you, and you are adjectives if anyone ever does sue.
Think about those things next time you complain you don't get a chef prepared buffet at a five star hotel of a hospital, or had to wait an hour in the ER when you could enjoy just gone to your doctor the next day.
So yeah, if someone is liable to pay for it they will get what they want, because this stuff costs money.
If you are defining 'poor' as anyone who doesn't have everything they want, then yes, I'm poor.
Are you consequently going to make a distinction between being poor, stupid, unlucky, hapless, irresponsible, or inactive? What are our obligations as a society to them, and how do you tell the difference?
Being poor is usually the result of other behaviors. Treating the symptom, does not facilitate a cure, it just subsidizes the problem.
The reality of the matter is, the insurance industry is a multi-billion dollar operation, so obviously, many empire can afford it. Source(s): "It seems to me, that as soon as you start paying people to be poor, you're going to have in one piece lot more poor people." - Will Rodgers
They can shift to the free clinic.
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