And if the government controlled medical care and turned you down for the care you were looking for, what would your alternatives be then?
Those who have had to deal with government bureaucracies like building inspectors, tax people, the DMV, or many others might have some awareness of just how unresponsive an entity can be when they know you have no choice at all in dealing with them.
As I explained in other posts, a system that has some problems is very different than one that is "entirely flawed," and I will continue to oppose burning the house down to get rid of a termite nest.
I don't know anything at all about your case, and can't judge it one way or the other, but your kind of situation is still the exception in the U.S. and not the rule.
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- MedFICO coming our way
- If implemented, they can plan to lose their shirts
- Could be disasterous
- Medicine in the USA is so tied up in red tape...
- Open up a health savings account.