A Truly Independant Health Care Plan

November 8, 2009 | Wapella, Illinois | Vetting explained

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Here is a couple paragraphs about a health care system that truly gets everyone covered and it does so in an economically viable way.

Currently when you enter the ER you are checked in and wait for the next available Dr. What if at the check in desk, the nurse at the door directs you to either a low cost clinic or if you need emergency care an ER bed. A common entrance to both facilities will give the decision to trained professionals.

The current legislation mandates all citizens get health care. If we instead offered a base health system to all citizens people could just continue to do nothing. Now this universal socialized medicine would be preventative only. There would be no choice in doctors. Only approved by doctors and debated by congress procedures would be available. It will be the cheapest lowest coverage health care available.

When you go to your clinic, if you haven't been in a year, you will have preventative tests run and you will be informed of the results. It will then be your responsibility to take the information and change your lifestyle accordingly.

You can read the rest of the plan herehttp://drewsaddblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/my-plan-for-americas-health-care.html

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