tastrophic deductible, and we also won't have to worry about whether people are refusing to seek the services the really need.Kip- Original Message - From: Paul Double To: Online Democracy Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 9:09 AM Subject: [Winona] Medical-loss rat
[Winona Online Democracy]
Duane and others
As I also said in my earlier post it is a political
decision. The direction will change when employers understand that a single payer
system, as I described earlier, will save them money, improve healthcare for
their employees and the nation.
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Two seconds is too long!
Neal Patterson CEO Cerner Corp
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seconds is too long!
Neal Patterson CEO Cerner Corp
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A single payer can be simple
From: Paul Double [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Online Democracy winona@mnforum.org
Subject: FW: [Winona] Medical-loss ratios of largest for-profit insurers
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 21:46:35 -0600
[Winona Online Democracy]
Addressing some of the questions
#1 Medicare does not process payments
[Winona Online Democracy]
A single payer can be simple
1) Every tax payer would be required
to spend 7.5% (Current IRS Disallowance) of the reported taxable income in the
prior year which becomes their deductible for the current year. Medical
expenses include Chiropractic, Dental,
[Winona Online Democracy]
We all have the option of a single payer
system and it has been around for years. It is called cash. If
providers would agree to price their cash customers the same as they do the
insurance companies or government customers more people might just prefer to