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This scenario plays out dozens of times every year in my office. If it hasn’t happened to you yet, it will likely happen to you someday. 28% of people in the US “lose” their current insurance and are forced to change plans *every year* at the whim of their employers. 4/6
This is another reason why I favor single payer healthcare.
Imagine:
Changing jobs & keeping your healthcare
Losing your job & still being insured
Every doctor in every state on the plan-no network
Being covered from the moment of birth to the moment of death
5/6
To paraphrase John Lennon: it’s easy to imagine if you try. 6/6
Being covered by shitty hc from birth to death, how awesome.
No. Being covered by healthcare insurance that is run by healthcare experts and patient advocates, not pharma and insurance industry execs, not legislators, will be awesome.
Yes! Why is it that people don’t understand that no one loves their ins company, they love their doctor? Any health program should let you “keep your doctor”, but change jobs or company changes plans - may lose you doctor anyway. GOP likes to use Single Payer as a scare tactic.
Also, we are the United States - a single country. If I’m traveling within the country, why shouldn’t I have “in network“ coverage wherever I am? Oh, because my private insurance limits this.
Very much agree with this. Though, I'd add that we use health insurance for far too many things; akin to using auto insurance for oil changes. Also, it is a dire need when we are at our most vulnerable, as I witnessed with my elderly father.
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