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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 625095" data-attributes="member: 23950">wkmac, I agree with all of your post !Pretty neat to have private insurance while your young and healthy, but once you turn 65 - it&#039;s government paid !Kinda like getting a life insurance, but after age 65, or a major illness, it becomes worthless and void.Insurance providers don&#039;t want nothing to do with highrisk groups, such as over age 65 or any sort of pre-condition.And, yes, government supported them (insurance providers) with medicare.If this new reform comes into place, then it really sucks, leaving even more highrisk groups up to the government to support (or subsidize), while the insurance companies just syphon the best and healthy.I&#039;m for the public, (non per profit), option, to give the private insurance companies a run for thier money.And , if they do run.... then they had no spot to be there in the first place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 625095, member: 23950"] wkmac, I agree with all of your post ! Pretty neat to have private insurance while your young and healthy, but once you turn 65 - it's government paid ! Kinda like getting a life insurance, but after age 65, or a major illness, it becomes worthless and void. Insurance providers don't want nothing to do with highrisk groups, such as over age 65 or any sort of pre-condition. And, yes, government supported them (insurance providers) with medicare. If this new reform comes into place, then it really sucks, leaving even more highrisk groups up to the government to support (or subsidize), while the insurance companies just syphon the best and healthy. I'm for the public, (non per profit), option, to give the private insurance companies a run for thier money. And , if they do run.... then they had no spot to be there in the first place. [/QUOTE]

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