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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 714596" data-attributes="member: 23950">Yup, I agree, healtcare reform did very little. Suppose to save $1 Trill over 10 years. But, doubt that. It will be eaten up by higher future medical bills.On the CNN special this weekend. They even said, it was only a drop in the bucket.And, the US hasn&#039;t seen the end of Healthcare Reform, yet.It needs to be brought back onto the table !Just imagine cab companies getting paid the same way doctors and hospitals do:&nbsp;They wouldn&#039;t just pick you up, and drop you off.They would ask, if you want to do a senic route, perhaps stop at a few stores on the way. If you prefer limo-service, etc.Don&#039;t worry about the bill, insurance covers it.&nbsp;Or if you placed your pc in repair shop. They would have the system up and working within the hr, but then want to do all sorts of diagnoses, and stress tests... making the final bill extreme.&nbsp;Thats what differs the US with other countries in regards of healthcare.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 714596, member: 23950"] Yup, I agree, healtcare reform did very little. Suppose to save $1 Trill over 10 years. But, doubt that. It will be eaten up by higher future medical bills. On the CNN special this weekend. They even said, it was only a drop in the bucket. And, the US hasn't seen the end of Healthcare Reform, yet. It needs to be brought back onto the table ! Just imagine cab companies getting paid the same way doctors and hospitals do: They wouldn't just pick you up, and drop you off. They would ask, if you want to do a senic route, perhaps stop at a few stores on the way. If you prefer limo-service, etc. Don't worry about the bill, insurance covers it. Or if you placed your pc in repair shop. They would have the system up and working within the hr, but then want to do all sorts of diagnoses, and stress tests... making the final bill extreme. Thats what differs the US with other countries in regards of healthcare. [/QUOTE]

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