You spelled 22 wrong.
Forget long term for a minute, What are effects to health care system---public hospitals etc.---for 15 million to lose insurance in 1 year?
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15 for first year
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You would think that Pfizer, Wyeth, Novartis etc.. would have some significant concerns? a lot of people who will not be buying thier drugs
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Wait until all the rural hospitals start closing because they aren't getting reimbursed for care.
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Would make
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Actually, he dances around his office with Ayn Rand's corpse while groups of "takers" are forced to watch and applaud.
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Urgent care centers designed to improve cost management and accessibility will close. ED will get hammered with long wait times.
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Since wait times and other quality metrics are used to adjust reimbursement and grant funding, everyone suffers.
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If they choose to not buy it rather than being forced to by oCare, who's problem is that? Also, how is it 15 if only 10m have it now?pic.twitter.com/eYNu6VNiOL
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Devastating for small/rural hospitals, public and private. They'll close. Nursing homes will shut down. Bet Kaiser comes out with report.
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Yes! And have those effects been factored in by CBO?
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They're federally required to provide care but are powerless to collect payment in the ER. Prices up for people that can pay!
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