Congressional Republicans have proposed a hypothetical version of the health care bill if they had the power to decide the legislative result. It includes tax incentives to states that achieve low premium amounts, allowing insurance companies to offer policies to consumers across state lines, providing federal money as a reward to states who expand coverage to high-risk personnel and to individuals who may have been previously denied coverage due to a pre-existing condition, refraining from implementing premium caps and ultimately more state control and less federal expansion. It seems that legislators are sticking to their partisan views and some have demanded President Obama write an entirely new bill from scratch. Regardless of their readiness to negotiate they will have to make some progress soon. On February 25th Republican and Democratic legislators will present their health care policy ideas in a televised debate.
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Friday, 12 February 2010 14:16
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I am beginning to think that the option of starting over may be a good one. Insurance is not the only problem with healthcare. Maybe we need to totally dismantle the system and start over with cash only services for acute care and insurance for catastrophic illness? Let's try having doctors publish the rates of their services. Do people realize their visit is costing $100 to see the doctor. He sees you for 5 minutes and prescribes you a pill. That is a weeks worth of groceries. Supposedly we provide the best healthcare in the world, yet doctors still use pen and paper. My boss asks me what I did lately, I need to provide a report. How do Doctors know they are providing good health if they can not quantify their data? Insurance companies are part of the problem. But, the problem is much bigger than insurance only. It may take years to fix it, but I think starting with a simple requirement to have healthcare providers publish their fees could be a good step in helping patients become consumers of their healthcare. Today, it is really hard to do and we all find ourselves spending more than we should.
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