That's because your understanding of the health care system is limited. There are huge differences in cost, quality and use of evidence based protocols across the provider community. There's a reason for networks - they protect the patient as well as the bottom line.
Imagine not needing to worry whether a specialist is in-network. Imagine not fearing a surprise medical bill a few weeks later. Imagine a system where you know you’re covered. This is reality under my Medicare for All plan.
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Imagine saying something is "reality" when you're speaking only of imagined possibilities.
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Imagine not having any doctors to go to, because none of them will accept “Medicare for All”. Imagine being on a year long waiting list for a procedure easily acquired by people with private health insurance. This will be the reality. Enjoy!
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Her plan is the same as Medicare is now, with the option of buying private insurance, which is why it's the best. Doctors don't have a problem with it.
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Imagine waiting a year for a hip replacement because of a doctor shortage. Imagine not getting much needed care because a govt IPAB (death panel) determines based on QALY (quality adjusted life years) that you are too old or too young and are of no benefit to the collective.
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Currently Medicare pays 80% of costs and doesn't cover everything. The other 20% is out of pocket or means paying high monthly premiums for supplemental insurance plans. Medicare Advantage Plans are HMO's, with restrictions.
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I have Medicare and a supplemental policy. It’s still $200 cheaper than what I paid through Obamacare
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