Health Insurance Mafia

[john250]

Most discussions about the rising cost of health care emphasize the need to get more people insured. The assumption seems to be that insurance – rather than the service delivered by doctor to patient – is the important commodity.

But perhaps the solution to much of what currently plagues us in health care – rising costs and bureaucracy, diminishing levels of service – rests on a radically different approach: fewer people insured.

This is a link to the entire article.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1208134 ... torialPage

 

[Alice]

John, thank you for this link. As I read it, I kept thinking yeah, yeah, yeah...makes sense...yeah, yeah, yeah. When I got to the end I noticed that Johnathan Kellerman had written it, which gave more credence to what I was reading.

Thanks again,

Alice

 

[Jalopy]

Thanks. That was a very good post. We are going to have to have a lot of this out of the box type thinking to get the health insurance/delivery system fixed so anyone that wants/desrves it can get health care. Thanks again for the post.-JLP