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Revealed: UnitedHealth secretly paid nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 21 May 2025
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All current and pensioned government employees should have the same healthcare.
No government employee should be allowed to pay for private insurance.
No government employee should be allowed to pay cash for health care.
Three rules that have no direction towards private businesses (freedom!), that if applied, would ensure immediate care for all.
When a former president can't get treatment, the situation changes.
Presidents and former presidents already don't pay for healthcare. They get free government subsidized healthcare for life. The same goes for members of Congress.
We should just get rid of all private insurance and enroll every person in Medicare.
also military members have TRICARE if they are active or reserve, which all govt subsidized and low cost.
Make it that all elected officials have to go with the worst-rated insurance provided in any given year, with points 2 and 3. Let's see how long it takes them to get those plans sorted out.
The issue is that the president and congress already get government-provided healthcare, and it is far above what Medicare provides. We should just require all elected officials to use Medicare with no extra private insurance, and Medicare will get fixed real fucking quick.
You are all saying what I meant, glad to hear I'm not the only one.
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