Healthcare reform: Quite right -you should be worried. In my opinion it will be a rationing of health care resources with ultimately a reduction in hospitals and doctors as the government controls and dictates how and who gets what.
Answered 4/26/2014
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Learn and make plans: The health care reform is a manjor change and involves many steps--phases. It is a complex process and i don't thin any person fully understands it. I would suggest reading/learning about it at much as possible, talk to your friends, family, financial advisors/legal councils to see what best fits your financial/medical needs. Change is happening so don't wait. Take actions. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Reform is Needed: Our current health care system spends twice as much per-person than most developed nations, 50% of which on the sickest 5%; spends almost-nothing on prevention; compensates physicians & hospitals based on volume rather than value; does not provide coverage for 50 million americans; has quality outcomes that are at-best middle-of-the-pack, and; is contributing to our national debt. Help is needed.
Answered 4/26/2014
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