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ORIGINAL: servantforuse Looking at these 3 companies alone is enough for me to not want the federal government running our health care. What more do you need as an example.? TRICARE military healthcare system. How's that for an example? I worked for the government contractor contracted to coordinate services for TRICARE. Yes, it's managed care. There is a Tricare Service Center on every military base where there are human being you can talk to who will look at your medical records when you are moved to a new base and write referrals for you to see a doctor that can provide continuation of care so that you don't fall through the cracks or be unable to see a specialist because you are a new patient. This is NOT a Death Panel (per Sarah Palin) who decides if you get to live or die, these are dedicated people who want to make healthcare easy and affordable for our military and their families. The same contractor also contracted for Medicare claims processing as well as Medicare Advantage, as alternative to supplemental insurance that has been bilking seniors for decades. The contractor has to be willing to undergo intense government regulation and audit. Something private insurance companies would not like at all. If government run healthcare is so horrible, why doesn't everyone in the military drop their Tricare insurance and buy a private plan? Medicare Part B is not free, there is a monthly premium. So why don't all the seniors opt out of Part B and buy private insurance? If you get a health plan at your work, chances are, it's managed care. HMO or PPO with the same Death Panel deciding what is covered, what is not covered, what doctors you can and cannot see. Right? In addition, every one of those private plan has a lifetime limit of one or maybe two million. That's about one organ transplant.
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