Obamacare is much in the news lately, but I do not feel it is the answer to the medical question. The answer, I feel, is employers.
My wife recently died after a year long battle with cancer. Her employer Stampin' Up had coverage through Select Health, and between the both of them they made a very difficult year almost hassle free. The personal attention and caring was well above what we expected. If we had coverage through a government mandated program, swamped with cases and run by overloaded and under caring bureaucrats, it would have been a year full of red tape and extreme hassles.
The answer is not to force a program on everyone, but to teach companies that if you treat your employees with fairness you will received benefits 10 fold.
Let's not trade personal service for a number on a balance sheet.
Jack Hubbell
Riverton
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Mr. Hubbell fails to recognize a main part of the Affordable Health Care Act. The health care insurance provided by employers will still exist. Under the AHCA, his wife would still have had Select Health and all the coverage it gave. The AHCA works More..
First, Mr. Hubbell, my condolences on the loss of your wife.
Nothing in the ACA would have changed the coverage you or your wife received in the past year.
What the ACA _would_ do is make sure that no other family going through More..
Obamacare is much in the news lately, but I do not feel it is the answer to the medical question. The answer, I feel, is single payer health coverage. Why should your employer have anything to do with your health coverage? Human beings need health More..