...your care, like in many other countries, was prioritized based on your age, existing conditions, and care needed? In other words, if you found a cancerous lump on your skin, you might have to wait months to be seen if your over 60. Or, if you are already deemed high risk, like an aids patient, you may be put on a long waiting list.
Like any many other countries with Universal Care, you really have no say in the doctor you might be assigned either. Is it worth it to you?
Universal health care is a good idea on the surface, but the real issue is high demand and limited resources. I'm really not sure I like the idea the more I look at the practical implications. Besides, if you have an emergency, any ER is by law required to attend to you -- the illegal immigrants are very familiar with this. So what will universal health care really solve? What problems will it introduce? Are they worth it to you?
2007-01-12
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