I know that it's lengthy, but in it I've briefly outlined the history of health care reform, reviewed the reasons behind reform and tried to condense the highlights of over 2,500 pages of legislation.The analysis is my opinion, based on my position as an "insider" in the medical profession who has had to deal with the insurance industry and the state and federal legislature for more than 15 years. A lot of it seems like basic common sense to me.
It's an interesting read, if you're into that type of stuff. If not, it will be boring as hell, so it's your decision whether to read it or not. After spending THIS amount of time on it, I know the law about as well as one can (and a good bit of the stuff "going around", is false)."
Without further ado....
Healthcare Law
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Frightening.
We will see huge medical complexes just off-shore. I believe India's biggest chain of cardiac hospitals is already planning one in the Bahamas.
However, what about Indian reservations. Could we not see gleaming, cash-only, medical facilities where casinos now stand? No doubt, some enterprising fellows have already begun to explore the possibilities.
In any case, if you want quality medical treatment in the future, you're going to need to set aside a big chunk of change for that purpose. Start saving now.
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