why that was nice

[armitank]

I think its sounds pretty good. I hate the whole, if u cant pay u cant have it. its bs. my gf just went to the obgyn, shes been bleeding for 4 months. ( i told her numerous times to go way before that) Anyway, she has insurance, first off. but, she went to get a blood test and looked at and felt, nothing was abnormal, so they scheduled her for a ultrasound. we went to the beach for a few days, come back and have this message sayin she needs to either pay 80 bux or she has to cancel her apt. she apparently didnt reach her deductable, which is only 500. i would think blood work, and just having an office visit and exam would hit that, but it didnt. so they tried to get her to pay or cancel. long story short, she ended talking with somebody higher up than the person who called, and they got her in, without the 80 bux.
either way, i hate this new bs. peopleo n welfare sit back, buy benz's, rims, jewelrey, drugs, and then when they get sick, we as taxpayers pay for them. fuk that, its getting old

she tried to tell my i was too big, but i didnt listen, i guess i should have

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[PollyCranopolis 10+ year member]

Every employer would be required to offer all full-time employees the Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan. Additional benefits could then be added by mutual agreement. The insurance plan would be jointly financed, with employers paying 65 percent of the premium for the first three years of the plan, and 75 percent thereafter. Employees would pay the balance of the premiums. Temporary Federal subsidies would be used to ease the initial burden on employers who face significant cost increases.

Individuals covered by the plan would pay the first $150 in annual medical expenses. A separate $50 deductible provision would apply for out-patient drugs. There would be a maximum of three medical deductibles per family.

After satisfying this deductible limit, an enrollee would then pay for 25 percent of additional bills. However, $1,500 per year would be the absolute dollar limit on any family's medical expenses for covered services in any one year.

As an independent business owner, I respectfully refuse.

 

[southpoleman69 10+ year member]

^ just curious y?

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

As an independent business owner, I respectfully refuse.

refuse what?

 

[PollyCranopolis 10+ year member]

refuse what?

To be required to offer all full-time employees the Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan silly. All my employees have private plans outside of work.

 

[southpoleman69 10+ year member]

^ i think hes saying as a business owner, he refuses to offer all ft employess coverage.

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

To be required to offer all full-time employees the Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan silly.

Refusal isnt an offer under my conservative plan.

You have to offer it.

 

[southpoleman69 10+ year member]

To be required to offer all full-time employees the Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan silly.

ya, so whats ur reasoning?

 

[snoopdan 5,000+ posts]

i feel this is a good plan. A lack of response makes me think everyone agree with me.

this only works for presidential campaigns.

 

[gotparts90 10+ year member]

A lot has to be done about getting costs down also. The health care companies that are running things now are at least responsible for a 30 percent increase in costs for doctors alone.

The companies I am talking about are the ones like aurora in Wisconsin and advocate in Il. any big outfit that buys the local hospital then strong arms doctors to sell under threat of no referrals of patients is a huge problem in this country over the last 10 years.

If we all just figured out how to spend less on killing people in other countries we could take care of our own and even explore space again with no extra taxes. I blame religion for most of the worlds problems myself.

 

[dr_peeb 10+ year member]

It doesn't matter how perfect a plan you or anyone else thinks they've come up with. Eventually there will be people who figure out how to exploit it unfairly ... whether it be cleverly by evil moguls or right out in the open by lazy @ss white trash ... and then we need another new plan.

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

At least i got the last word.

 

[PollyCranopolis 10+ year member]

Refusal isnt an offer under my conservative plan.
You have to offer it.

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[azimuth 5,000+ posts]

Yeah, that was pretty funny...but the left will simply cry it's all talk radio's fault and all those angry "mobs"...just look at 'ol Faulky cryin' about Glenn Beck in another thread...now THAT made me laugh! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

he probably has never even listened to glenn beck or rush limbaugh. although i don't think faulkton is stupid by a long shot, the term useful idiot comes to mind. they almost always use bullet points that another lefty told them. the right is guilty too. you can't just inundate yourself with rush limbaugh, then call yourself informed. those people are the right wings useful idiots. although i think ed schultz is wildly idiotic, i listen to him everyday. he does make some points. (ed schultz is the rush of leftist radio) he is starting to doubt obama because he isn't liberal enough.

 

[dr_peeb 10+ year member]

My plan ...

Even more important than health, people need food everyday to live. Shouldn't we come up with a plan that guarantees that everybody can walk into the grocery store and just grab whatever food he/ she wants?

(actually you probably want to deliver it right to their kitchen)

You should read this; Even democrat Ben Stein doesn't think we need universally available health care: http://http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/yourlife/178987