if we leave the federal government in control of everyday healthcare decisions, it is more likely that our healthcare system will devolve into a single-payer system, which would require a massive federal spending increase,
The US has one of the most expensive health care systems in the world. Most countries with single-payer systems are spend far less money on them.
What we get for our more, more, always more money for health care is so much worse that it's fair to say we have the worst health care system of all the large, rich countries.
Totally agree.. The price paid into the current system is way out of proportion to the outcome. Its a web of conflict of interests. I percive the change towards this black hole was the emergence of HMO's in the 80's.
The US has one of the most expensive health care systems in the world. Most countries with single-payer systems are spend far less money on them.
Citizens of many of the countries that have national health care also supplement with personal insurance. It probably takes a combination of the two.
What we get for our more, more, always more money for health care is so much worse that it's fair to say we have the worst health care system of all the large, rich countries.
Totally agree.. The price paid into the current system is way out of proportion to the outcome. Its a web of conflict of interests. I percive the change towards this black hole was the emergence of HMO's in the 80's.
https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/insights/managed-care-what-went-wrong-can-it-be-fixed