It hasn't been a problem because the people paying for it havent made
it an issue. Like all companies and industries, were there is a need,
a company(s) will fill it. I do t believe pre-existing conditions is
"that" big of a deal, other wise INS. Companies would create special
policies to address them. Of course they want to create as many
policies as possible and cover as many people as possible.... To make
more money!!! It doesn't make since that they wouldn't want to do
that. It may be expensive, and rightly so, but it can be done.
Secondly, it is normal procedure to deny coverage on say 30% of DME
claims. Most people don't pay any attention and go ahead and pay pay
for the dme themselves. It might he a shifty way to do things but,
it's 30% that the INS doesn't have to pay becuase you weren't paying
attention.
Healthcare is expensive, and I want the best I can afford. To have the
best, you have to put in more. People the world over come here to be
healed. God bless'em. And even at this point our researcher can still
make enough money to produce new, better products and procedures. You
take away this incentive and the business will shrink. I sure as hell
won't work for less than I'm worth, let alone free....
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On Sep 24, 2009, at 9:32 AM, [email protected] wrote:
In a message dated 9/24/2009 8:23:54 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected]
writes:
The answer to the problem is to allow companies to create plans that
people want. Stop the govt from mandating that everything under the
sun has to be covered in every plan and let me choose exactly what I
want to pay for. Let companies compete across state lines, let small
companies pool together to get discounts. Lastly, why don't we get
the govt to quit taking half my pay check and let me put MY money
where it needs to go.
Casey
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The Health Care industry has had many decades to address the
problems and they have not done so.
Why is that? It is because they don't want to address the
problems. They're making money. They don't want to lower premiums
or rate premiums according to the insured's income. They don't want
to deal with people who may have pre-existing conditions. They
don't want to pay for the insured person's health care.
They DO want to collect premiums.
Jerry aka LGO
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