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<blockquote data-quote="gingerkat" data-source="post: 1209226" data-attributes="member: 43502">Well, if we stay on the path intended by Obamacrap, insurance companies will start to fail.&nbsp; I used to think that might be a good thing, but it isn&#039;t.&nbsp;&nbsp; Right now the plan is, when one insurance company is failing or receiving losses, another company is going to have to &quot;help&quot; out financially.&nbsp; Wait, I thought this was America?&nbsp; When did we have to give our competitor money?&nbsp; Yes those insurance companies definitely needed restructure, but they didn&#039;t get their branches pruned, they got their trunk chopped.In 2014 many insurance companies are already switching their plans to a different structure, taking away easy access to doctors.&nbsp; Many doctors are already planning to leave the public healthcare system.&nbsp; We will be left with R.N.s and P.A.s in an office setting, with a few lead doctors to overseeing them.&nbsp; It&#039;s actually already happening in many places.&nbsp; Personally, when I go to the doctor, I want to see a doctor. Mind you, this applies to an individual policies, not group.&nbsp;&nbsp; PPACA was designed to help people that needed healthcare and I really thought it was a great idea.&nbsp; But when a plan or process helps one but hurts another, it&#039;s a fail.&nbsp; It&#039;s so sad...something that sounded so good, is turning out so bad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gingerkat, post: 1209226, member: 43502"] Well, if we stay on the path intended by Obamacrap, insurance companies will start to fail. I used to think that might be a good thing, but it isn't. Right now the plan is, when one insurance company is failing or receiving losses, another company is going to have to "help" out financially. Wait, I thought this was America? When did we have to give our competitor money? Yes those insurance companies definitely needed restructure, but they didn't get their branches pruned, they got their trunk chopped. In 2014 many insurance companies are already switching their plans to a different structure, taking away easy access to doctors. Many doctors are already planning to leave the public healthcare system. We will be left with R.N.s and P.A.s in an office setting, with a few lead doctors to overseeing them. It's actually already happening in many places. Personally, when I go to the doctor, I want to see a doctor. Mind you, this applies to an individual policies, not group. PPACA was designed to help people that needed healthcare and I really thought it was a great idea. But when a plan or process helps one but hurts another, it's a fail. It's so sad...something that sounded so good, is turning out so bad. [/QUOTE]

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