Health | June 29, 2009 | 4 comments

The Health Care Status Quo

source: http://www.healthreform.gov/healthcarestatus.html

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On Friday, 6/26, Secretary Sebelius announced a new series of health care reports for each state, "The Health Care Status Quo". Each of the 50 reports highlights the current status of health care and the need for reform this year.
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4 comments // The Health Care Status Quo

  • sickinjersey
  • Marilynn_Murray
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      Marilynn_Murray  

    • Great post Incredulous. It's obvious we need reform and single payer universal healthcare. HR 676

      "We are here; we're not going away. We voted for change a few months ago.
      We expect change. And if we don't get it, there's going to be more change."
      - Gov. Howard Dean, M.D. (June 25, 2009) -

      http://democracyforamerica.com/

    • 2 years ago
  • Ish05
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      Ish05  

    • This "reform" is by slashing government funded Medicare and Medicaid to elderly and the poor and to the people that seriously need it to survive and reform it into a nation wide HMO system. "Lives not worthy to be lived". That's your "reform". Why not scrap the HMO system and reenact the Hillburton system? Because the plan is not to save lives. It's to make money. It's the overhead administrative cost of HMOs that is costly, not Medicare. Now Obama's financiers such as George Soros is using dirty handed tactics by waging attack campaigns against reps and senators who are fighting for the welfare of the people. You Obama supporters better start realizing that this president is quickly becoming more efficient than Bush ever was at destroying the principles of this nation.

    • 2 years ago
  • regjoeschmo
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      regjoeschmo  

    • One has to wonder if the companies themselves are doing this to help convince us to socialize medicine...... Seeing how the federal government (doesnt) oversee any quality or production in many factors they control, this could mean big bucks for insurance companies.....

    • 2 years ago
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