Currently, anyone who has lost his job has also lost health insurance. If you get sick and can't work, you also lose your health care. If you get laid off, and can't afford a few hundred bucks a month for insurance, you simply take your chances.Who do you think its for? I think I read that it was 15 percent of the population does not have health care… if not these then who? That’s if we are not talking about illegals
That would be making them responsible and accountable and you can’t make people either…
Ah but the moment Obama care is implemented I won’t have my health care, its already clear they will drop health care and go to the public option. I bet every government agency does. We currently have something with our insurance called the wellness clinic. WE have had it over 15 years but it closes in June and its clear its mostly due to obamacare, hopefully the SC will squish it like a bug and the clinic won’t have to close. It’s as close to a doctor as I want to get.
There is no public option.
I'm not sure about your wellness clinic. How do you know it is somehow connected to Obamacare? Remember, the only provision currently in place is the part that allows young people to stay on their parent's insurance to age 26, if their parents have managed to hang on to their own policy, that is.
Sure they will, you just might have to pay more for it. And that is fair. If I want better or more coverage I pay more for it.
No, they won't. If you have a pre existing condition like diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, or whatever you can't get it covered at any price. The only option is to either be a part of group insurance or survive to age 65.
We wont know till its here and done and then all I can say is I told you so but will it really matter?
What matters is that health care has been going up faster than the rate of inflation for decades and shows no sign of abating. Future increases are sure to be blamed on Obamacare, but the fact is the costs are already unsustainable.
Im for lowing taxes anyway we can J
Lower taxes are ever popular.
You are the first person to say we can get our insurance over state lines, where are you getting your info?
This is how it works: The insurance industry is regulated by the states, not the federal government. As it stands now, anyone wanting to sell insurance must abide by the regulations that exist in the state where they are selling, not the state the insurer claims as its headquarters. In order to sell insurance in, say, Oregon, the insurer must be licensed in Oregon and abide by the regulations passed in that state. If another state, say, North Dakota for example, has more lax regulations, the insurer can't simply claim that state as its headquarters and abide by the rules passed by North Dakota while selling in Oregon.
so, the answer is that any insurer can sell insurance in Oregon, but they must abide by the rules passed by the insurance commissioner in that state. When people say they want insurance companies to be able to sell across state lines, they may or may not understand that they are advocating bypassing the insurance regulations passed by the states in favor of those of the least restrictive state.
I doubt many who advocate sales across state lines understand this. If they did, they wouldn't advocate undermining the state governments in that way.
Here is a more detailed description of the issue.