Opens profile photo
Follow
KY4singlepayer
@ky4singlepayer
Activists for health care for all. Everybody in, nobody out.
Louisville KYkyhealthcare.orgJoined November 2020

KY4singlepayer’s Tweets

Zeke, You think the private health insurers won't jump on this--denying care to those over 75, quoting your opinion as rationale? Every time they deny care, they profit.
Quote Tweet
My personal view is NOT a policy position & my advocacy shows that. I’ve urged the elderly to get COVID vax priority. I’ve advocated for MA reforms that better serve seniors. My medical view has always been to protect those who are most vulnerable. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/
Show this thread
Zeke, once again, you show yourself as a skewed ethicist. If you really cared about the wellbeing of everyone in the US, you would be an advocate for national publicly funded Medicare4All--expanding the eligibility age from birth to death. Everybody in; nobody out.
Quote Tweet
My personal view is NOT a policy position & my advocacy shows that. I’ve urged the elderly to get COVID vax priority. I’ve advocated for MA reforms that better serve seniors. My medical view has always been to protect those who are most vulnerable. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/
Show this thread
1
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Pediatric specialists Drs. Cindy Downard and David Foley discuss "Child Trauma" with retired Kentucky surgeons, Mike Flynn and Eugene Shively. Recorded at Forward Radio, podcast shared via #spreaker
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Retired Kentucky surgeons, Mike Flynn & Eugene Shively discuss 'Child Trauma" with pediatric surgeons Cindy Downard and David Foley. Recorded on Forward Radio; podcast via #spreaker
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Retired Kentucky surgeons, Mike Flynn and Eugene Shively discuss the "Medicaid Program" with Dr. Barbara Casper and Dustin Pugel, recorded on Forward Radio, podcast shared via #spreaker
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Retired Kentucky surgeons Mike Flynn & Eugene Shively interview plastic surgeon Dr. Greg Brown, on issues of basic research, biotechnology & entrepreneurship. Recorded on Forward Radio, shared via #spreaker
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Retired Kentucky surgeons, Mike Flynn and Eugene Shively, interview Dr. Pat Murphy on the 'Opioid and Addiction Crisis" (Part 2). Program recorded on Forward Radio, podcast shared via #spreaker
Listen to "Single Payer Health Care." Retired Kentucky surgeons, Mike Flynn and Eugene Shively interview U of Louisville surgeon Dr. Keith Miller on "gun violence." The program was recorded on Forward Radio, podcast shared on #spreaker
This info should be available from the census using latest data available, but graphs tend to include confusing factors. We would like to see percentage of US residents with health insurance, broken down by "type of insurance."
Quote Tweet
Can @KFF give us a graph depicting health insurance coverage in the US. What percentage on Medicaid, what percent in an ACA marketplace plan, what percent in an employer-based plan, in other private plans, in Medicare Advantage, in traditional Medicare? Then, sadly--uninsured?
1
Can give us a graph depicting health insurance coverage in the US. What percentage on Medicaid, what percent in an ACA marketplace plan, what percent in an employer-based plan, in other private plans, in Medicare Advantage, in traditional Medicare? Then, sadly--uninsured?
1
3
We need a national publicly funded system that does away with unnecessary private insurer middlemen who profit every time they deny or skimp on care. While we don't graduate enough doctors or nurses, think of the costly private businesses profiting from our illnesses.
Quote Tweet
Replying to @propublica
The whole point of Insurance was: You paid in and they paid out. Old laws need to be put back in place regulating insurance companies so that they perform what they are represented as instead of taking the monies and giving them to the upper executives.
When Republicans are in power, they rack up giant deficits, mainly by cutting taxes on corporations and the wealthy. Then when Democrats take the reins, Republicans blame them for being big spenders. It’s always the same story.
3,551
23K