And our current system costs $34 trillion
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One prescription I need is 300 a month and not covered by insurance because it is too expensive. How about looking at the price gouging from drug companies???
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Probably way more, once the unintended consequences start kicking in. Doctors and hospitals use private insurance to subsidize both the uninsured and patients on medicare/medicaid. I think the $30T projection is “best case”.
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It's not "real money". It's taxpayer money. Get with the program! [sarcasm is intentional]
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Well when you break it down to 3 trillion per year it’s not THAT bad
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So 60 at ten years
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Which makes 5.7 billion look pretty paltry. Someone needs to tell @Ocasio2018.
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What could we do to make healthcare more affordable??
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Let doctors decide what the want to charge. Also, some doctors wanted to do a monthly fee covering many medical issues but were shut down by the government.
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There is no more efficient system in terms of cost than a free market system. Just look at what the cost of LASIK and cosmetic surgeries have done over the years. They are generally unaffected by 3rd party payers. The government is generally the worst form of charity.
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