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Comment by Henry Massingale on January 14, 2013 at 3:00pm

 The Health care System is a $100 Trillion Dollar System per year but not profit. Does the number humor you, it did a lot of people at first, then I should them a truth...that this Government needs the 10% on that number, to balance their goals, not ours...The system is built in a fabric, of how to...

 I will share soon.a data information that will ...well make you think of what we are up against and its called The System....just words to you for now...

Comment by Henry Massingale on January 14, 2013 at 2:56pm

I went to the link, infor as follows....

We have approached a crisis point within a national health care system that is inefficient, expensive and unavailable to millions of Americans. With a new administration in Washington, an economy in recession and millions of people losing employer-subsidized health insurance along with
their jobs, it appears the time for health care reform has come.
Many physicians agree with the vast majority of American consumers who say that fixing US
health care is a top federal-government priority. However, health care reform could add to an
already high level of physician frustration and exacerbate an already-evident US physician shortage.
On top of growing physician frustration, increasing the number of Americans covered by health
insurance will mean greater demand for health care providers.
What Should We Do?
1. Health Care Reform Solutions: Make Medical Practice More Physician-Friendly.
A few of years ago when LocumTenens.com asked physicians what they’d like to change about
practicing medicine, many said, in effect, “Give the practice of medicine back to the physician.”
2. Health Care Reform Solutions: Involve Physicians
As noted earlier, physicians want autonomy. Many of them have specific ideas about what health
care reform should address. Here’s what they’ve told LocumTenens.com:
• Universal health insurance (at least for catastrophic events)
• Elimination of health insurance companies
• Simplified billing/reimbursement
• Emphasis on preventive care
• Physician tax credits for providing indigent/free care
• Medical education financed through commitments to serve the underserved
• Liability/tort reform
• Greater physician authority in treatment decisions
• Reduced spending/focus on end-of-life “heroics”
• Greater patient/individual responsibility
• Greater/universal buy-in for health information technology
3. Health Care Reform Solutions: Create Programs to Entice More People into
Medicine/Patient Care, and Health Care Shortage Areas.
In response to an early-2008 LocumTenens.com survey, one physician observed, “It might affect
my income (decrease). This is very important, especially if we are going to encourage young people to go into medicine. The prestige and income are dwindling, and the lifestyle is poor...Young
doctors are graduating with huge debt loads.

Comment by Henry Massingale on January 14, 2013 at 2:52pm

Keith,

 One day as I read the Bill I got to page 101, and I was stun by what I saw, a !0% Tax on the end of peoples income, and the information I see on Tv does not show how the system can fine you if you do not submit to the Bill.

 A 10% Tax and also you have to get insurance.....The Bill is based on a Dollar because Officials need the money...they need the money to try and fix the economy....that they messed up

Comment by Keith Brock on January 13, 2013 at 10:27pm

https://www.facebook.com/groups/palmspringscoalitionteaparty/  Post to our Facebook group, after joining, for wider dispersion. 

Comment by Henry Massingale on January 13, 2013 at 11:48am

This Health Care Bill To Law, has been a long fight, Chess Moves is you wish, of some I did not see before it was to late.

 I can for now share this, this Health care Bill can be reformed or destroyed, I as of now do not care. 

 Buried in this bill, is way to Pay for Pharmaceutical Narcotics, and soon I will prove to you what is has done to America's Economy.

Comment by Keith Brock on June 19, 2009 at 7:39pm

http://americansforprosperity.org/examine-the-bill

This link takes you to a site where you can read the proposed bill on health care.

Comment by Keith Brock on June 2, 2009 at 9:38am

healthcare-reform-whitepaper.pdf