Pre-Existing Condition Denials Increase, as the Jobless Search for Medical Coverage
March 30, 2009
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3 Responses to “Pre-Existing Condition Denials Increase, as the Jobless Search for Medical Coverage”
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I guess the best part of competition between the public and private insurance will be that it can bring down the excessive costs and raise the quality of service to survive particularly in private sector , therefore there is no need to worry about the expensive medical costs over time, as EUROPE tells it.
Thank You !
Are you uninsured in America? You should check out the website http://UninsuredAmerica.blogspot.com – John Mayer, California
I think Obama has a golden chance to take us to the right direction now: that we should eventually achieve an Affordable (NOT free, unlike Canadian system) helthcare system where all of us will be covered for basic medical care. Private insurance should still be allow to exist to
compete to offer people alternative. Very much like the university system where public school co-exist with the private ones.