> We can and must design the next round of insurance reforms with patients as a priority. With low deductibles that actually facilitate the consumption of care, our health care system can directly benefit the well-being of low- and middle-income people—not just the holders of for-profit hospital stock.
No, we need to get rid of private insurance with Medicare for All. The amount of money, corruption, and lobbying insurance companies engage in is staggering, especially given that their whole profit model is designed around limiting or denying access to healthcare. Denying access to treatment for the disabled, the chronically ill, and others, often unto their deaths or bankruptcy.
In a more civilized country, corporations that have behaved like US insurance companies have would have been done away with along time ago.
No, we need to get rid of private insurance with Medicare for All. The amount of money, corruption, and lobbying insurance companies engage in is staggering, especially given that their whole profit model is designed around limiting or denying access to healthcare. Denying access to treatment for the disabled, the chronically ill, and others, often unto their deaths or bankruptcy.
In a more civilized country, corporations that have behaved like US insurance companies have would have been done away with along time ago.