Health Care
Health Care is a Right, Not a Commodity
Along with other developed countries, we must start with the understanding that health care is a right, not a commodity. Economically, we cannot ask employers to continually finance health care.
The most efficient health care reform is expanded and improved Medicare for All. How would it work?
- All medical care is covered from birth to death.
- The system of private medical care providers stays the same. You choose any doctor; none is “out of network.”
- You pay through a fair tax, instead of premiums, co-pays, and deductibles.
- Medicare for All would direct your money to health care, not insurance company subsidies and profits.
- No longer would anyone pay for advertising, paper pushers denying claims, and medical staff resubmitting claims.
- This simplified system saves enough money to provide health care for all.
