Billy_Kinetta
Paladin of the Lost Hour
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I am not on Medicare or Medicaid.
Well, obamacare would have worked in its original form, but when stupidity was hammered into it, like covering pre existing conditions, the whole thing crashed. Many countries have national health schemes. Only a special section of those ever cover pre existing conditions. National health schemes, such as obamacare, should all be only to do quick repairs, like sport injuries and flu/cold patch ups, like they do in every country, but the private insurers can't cover it because it always happens.
So you think it is ok for the insurance companies to deny you if you are a Type 1 diabetic, or a life long childhood condition?
Or kick cancer people off treatment because they were denied for insurance..
That is a crazy ass concept..
What brought us down was the law that Emergency Rooms had to see everybody and anybody including illegals..and they never pay the bills because it is so expensive ...
So our medical costs go sky high.
I agree that Ronald reagans law of forcing emergency rooms to treat everyone is a huge problem. But also, insurance companies must produce shareholder value, in terms of cash flow, otherwise they can't exist. Every insurance, medical or not, produces this cash flow, by betting the finite probability of filing claims against premiums. If the claim probability is 100%, then this bet can only fail. Good luck getting a car insurance for example after you crash your car. How can you expect health insurance to be any different? Mathematically impossible. Even in a national scheme, only there you can make taxes out of it.
So a kid that got Juvenile Type 1 Diabetes. is pure out of luck for the rest of their life....?Well, obamacare would have worked in its original form, but when stupidity was hammered into it, like covering pre existing conditions, the whole thing crashed. Many countries have national health schemes. Only a special section of those ever cover pre existing conditions. National health schemes, such as obamacare, should all be only to do quick repairs, like sport injuries and flu/cold patch ups, like they do in every country, but the private insurers can't cover it because it always happens.
So you think it is ok for the insurance companies to deny you if you are a Type 1 diabetic, or a life long childhood condition?
Or kick cancer people off treatment because they were denied for insurance.
Define the concept of insurance for me. What does insurance do, as defined?
Just curious.
You buy insurance for a catastrophe mostly, at least this is what kind of insurance we carry on our home, cars, fire, health
Now before the law, the medical corruption kicked them off insurance ( or they had to keep working through cancer ect.} used up life savings and then stopped treatment left to die. Happened all of the time...
No. By definition, insurance is an assumption of risk on the part of the insurance company.
Do you know what an assumption of risk is?
No I don't know what assumption of risk is.
Then you know nothing of insurance, because it is the basis for the existence of insurance. You have no argument to proffer here.