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I want to SEE the face, & Hear the voice of someone in charge of a Health INSURANCE CO.!!!
Mar 15, 2017 06:49:19   #
Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!
 
I am tired of THE VOICE of the politicians that know absolutely nothing about the policies, and how they work!
{SHOW ME THEY $$ DOMMIE!}

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Mar 15, 2017 08:00:33   #
Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA
 
Weasel wrote:
I am tired of THE VOICE of the politicians that know absolutely nothing about the policies, and how they work!
{SHOW ME THEY $$ DOMMIE!}


Call the president of your insurance company any time you want to.

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Mar 15, 2017 09:31:14   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
Weasel wrote:
I am tired of THE VOICE of the politicians that know absolutely nothing about the policies, and how they work!
{SHOW ME THEY $$ DOMMIE!}


Those insurance executives had their pictures taken with the President - who promptly forgot what they were talking about.

Why not ask medical professionals how to reduce PROVIDER costs?

Here's the real t***h: If the medical care we receive is cheaper - so is the insurance that pays for it. That's a no brainer right? Then why - are we ONLY talking about insurance?

Allowing Dr.'s and other professionals to treat patients, rather than the patients pay source, will save time and money automatically. Barring drug and medical supply companies from marketing ( read: lobby ) Dr.'s directly, will save money and patients lives.

Did you know that a hospitals billing department is as large as the Nursing department, and sometimes even larger? There are 1000's of plans, from dozens of carriers, each with it's own unique billing requirements. 1/3 of Medicare's costs are administrative services, as each State has unique Medicare rules and each State has many Medicare districts with their own unique rules, leaving them with 100's of different "plans" to contend with.

Legislators ( read:lawyers ) should not be determining medical practices - but they do with their stupid rules and regulations.

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Mar 15, 2017 16:02:03   #
vernon
 
lpnmajor wrote:
Those insurance executives had their pictures taken with the President - who promptly forgot what they were talking about.

Why not ask medical professionals how to reduce PROVIDER costs?

Here's the real t***h: If the medical care we receive is cheaper - so is the insurance that pays for it. That's a no brainer right? Then why - are we ONLY talking about insurance?

Allowing Dr.'s and other professionals to treat patients, rather than the patients pay source, will save time and money automatically. Barring drug and medical supply companies from marketing ( read: lobby ) Dr.'s directly, will save money and patients lives.

Did you know that a hospitals billing department is as large as the Nursing department, and sometimes even larger? There are 1000's of plans, from dozens of carriers, each with it's own unique billing requirements. 1/3 of Medicare's costs are administrative services, as each State has unique Medicare rules and each State has many Medicare districts with their own unique rules, leaving them with 100's of different "plans" to contend with.

Legislators ( read:lawyers ) should not be determining medical practices - but they do with their stupid rules and regulations.
Those insurance executives had their pictures take... (show quote)


Well this is a complete turn and a surprise ,yesterday you were all for regs but now here you are talking about

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Mar 16, 2017 06:25:10   #
Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!
 
lpnmajor wrote:
Those insurance executives had their pictures taken with the President - who promptly forgot what they were talking about.

Why not ask medical professionals how to reduce PROVIDER costs?

Here's the real t***h: If the medical care we receive is cheaper - so is the insurance that pays for it. That's a no brainer right? Then why - are we ONLY talking about insurance?

Allowing Dr.'s and other professionals to treat patients, rather than the patients pay source, will save time and money automatically. Barring drug and medical supply companies from marketing ( read: lobby ) Dr.'s directly, will save money and patients lives.

Did you know that a hospitals billing department is as large as the Nursing department, and sometimes even larger? There are 1000's of plans, from dozens of carriers, each with it's own unique billing requirements. 1/3 of Medicare's costs are administrative services, as each State has unique Medicare rules and each State has many Medicare districts with their own unique rules, leaving them with 100's of different "plans" to contend with.

Legislators ( read:lawyers ) should not be determining medical practices - but they do with their stupid rules and regulations.
Those insurance executives had their pictures take... (show quote)


Thank you!!

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Mar 16, 2017 07:51:10   #
Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA
 
lpnmajor wrote:
Those insurance executives had their pictures taken with the President - who promptly forgot what they were talking about.

Why not ask medical professionals how to reduce PROVIDER costs?

Here's the real t***h: If the medical care we receive is cheaper - so is the insurance that pays for it. That's a no brainer right? Then why - are we ONLY talking about insurance?

Allowing Dr.'s and other professionals to treat patients, rather than the patients pay source, will save time and money automatically. Barring drug and medical supply companies from marketing ( read: lobby ) Dr.'s directly, will save money and patients lives.

Did you know that a hospitals billing department is as large as the Nursing department, and sometimes even larger? There are 1000's of plans, from dozens of carriers, each with it's own unique billing requirements. 1/3 of Medicare's costs are administrative services, as each State has unique Medicare rules and each State has many Medicare districts with their own unique rules, leaving them with 100's of different "plans" to contend with.

Legislators ( read:lawyers ) should not be determining medical practices - but they do with their stupid rules and regulations.
Those insurance executives had their pictures take... (show quote)


The answer is 'Freedom'.

Regulations are necessary to keep the nut-bags from practicing Voo-Doo medicine. But I agree that we're way over the top on regs.

Freedom to purchase across state lines will help.

Freedom to have MSAs will help a lot more. The free market (AKA: Freedom) is the solution, not the problem.

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Mar 16, 2017 21:55:44   #
Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!
 
Super Dave wrote:
Call the president of your insurance company any time you want to.


I am sure that I would get the absolute t***h, and honest answers from my insurance company (which happens to be Humana, who happens to be screwing me), in a private, one on one telephone conversation about health care and cost. Daa..
Don't you understand I want them front and center, on national television, setting all of these prices, price increases, actual cost, and profit margins IN STONE! Daa!!
Your kind of sarcastic answers are exactly what we are getting now from the politicians now super dumbass. Daa!!

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Mar 16, 2017 23:08:43   #
Super Dave Loc: Realville, USA
 
Weasel wrote:
I am sure that I would get the absolute t***h, and honest answers from my insurance company (which happens to be Humana, who happens to be screwing me), in a private, one on one telephone conversation about health care and cost. Daa..
Don't you understand I want them front and center, on national television, setting all of these prices, price increases, actual cost, and profit margins IN STONE! Daa!!
Your kind of sarcastic answers are exactly what we are getting now from the politicians now super dumbass. Daa!!
I am sure that I would get the absolute t***h, and... (show quote)


What's the deductible on getting your panties unwadded?

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Mar 17, 2017 01:59:36   #
QuestGirl Loc: Jayhawk Country
 
lpnmajor wrote:
Those insurance executives had their pictures taken with the President - who promptly forgot what they were talking about.

Why not ask medical professionals how to reduce PROVIDER costs?

Here's the real t***h: If the medical care we receive is cheaper - so is the insurance that pays for it. That's a no brainer right? Then why - are we ONLY talking about insurance?

Allowing Dr.'s and other professionals to treat patients, rather than the patients pay source, will save time and money automatically. Barring drug and medical supply companies from marketing ( read: lobby ) Dr.'s directly, will save money and patients lives.

Did you know that a hospitals billing department is as large as the Nursing department, and sometimes even larger? There are 1000's of plans, from dozens of carriers, each with it's own unique billing requirements. 1/3 of Medicare's costs are administrative services, as each State has unique Medicare rules and each State has many Medicare districts with their own unique rules, leaving them with 100's of different "plans" to contend with.

Legislators ( read:lawyers ) should not be determining medical practices - but they do with their stupid rules and regulations.
Those insurance executives had their pictures take... (show quote)


Are you confusing MedicAid with MediCare? Since MedicAid is State while MediCare is Federal.

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