Possible that hers was in the same vein!
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Personally. So I’ve seen this up close and personal. While all options have pros and cons, I am convinced that SP has the best ratio of pros/cons. But in the end, I’ll get behind ANY system that gets all of my patients covered. I’m weary of seeing people suffer 6/
Due to lack of care. Sorry to be so long winded. I despair for the people I see without coverage and I’m passionate about working to change that. End/
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i agree. healthcare is a human right. i’m not going to lie, i am afraid of gov’t controlled single payer because what happens when democrats *aren’t* in power and idiot right wingers want to again subjugate women? the anti-abortionists have an outsized power and that scares me…
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because coupled with their racism this will disproportionately affect women of color and that makes me nervous. white women have less to fear from government. (i am not disagreeing with you, or process steps you outlined. it’s practical and paced so cultural shift happens)
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How would u deal with prescriptions? Medicare's coverage is awful. I had the most expensive part d plan while on medicare for a period of disability & couldnt pay 4 all my meds, 20% copay on a $700 script made it impossible to get. & what abt the donut hole?
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This is a super long discussion. I’ll try to give you highlights. There will be significant cost savings when all are covered under the same plan due to bargaining power. Acceleration of bringing generics to market. Physician and pharmacist expert boards to decide 1/
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And how will children be covered? Is that part of the "reduce the age limit by 10 years" every 2 years?
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