GREED is still the root of many of our healthcare issues. Imagine if much of the payments collected by insurance companies had been put away as it should have been. Afterall, that is the basic way a risk management company must operate. Their "product" is planning on having the funds to pay when the need arises. Not based against "year on year" payouts, but instead based on long term payouts. But, instead of keeping the money, they paid it out in bonuses and grossly high salaries. Then, when they really need to provide the product that we paid for, they are short on funds. So, they find ways to cut back, eliminate customers, use our legal system to reduce or not pay at all. It is a screwed up mess and all based on a few in a position to work the system based on their greed. If we took the payments made, and spend it across a reasonable cost based healthcare system, there would be money left over after we paid for everyone. However, the few at the top that would not get their big bonuses would shut down the companies. The government cannot even run itself effectively, no way they can run a good healthcare plan. So, what we need it not more government, we need adults that are honest and do right because it is right. Free enterprise works well until greed enters the picture, then all bets are off.
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