Free is a very good price. That is what a lot of well meaning people say and, to a large extent, it is true. However, if something is free to one, it will have to cost someone else something. The idea behind the universal medical attention is intriguing as many of the developed world does have some form of this system within their borders. The pros and cons of universal health care, however, need to be looked at before putting it into place in another country, such as the United States.
One of the pros is that this type of system is to cover almost everyone. The greatest system, currently, in the world is to be offered to all without, it is said, concern for whether they can afford it or not. The con to this, of course, is that if someone can not afford the coverage, the government is to voucher them into the system. Since the government does not have money unless it taxes the people, tax rates will have to go up.
Many countries do have the coverage that is called universal. This does little to those who have a malady that must be dealt with after the money has run out for this type of service. Other countries allow the purchase of private insurance and this is the only way some of these procedures can be accomplished.
A pro for this system would be the stated principle of cost savings. The con would be the way in which costs are saved. The creation of a board, such as is done in France, under the N. I. C. E. System, has already caused many Doctors, in the United States, to sell their practices and retire from the health care industry. It has has also caused needless deaths.
One good pro is that all people living in the United states would have an insurance policy. While adding 40 to 50 million new patients, with no new Doctors, the system will headed for disaster. The medical attention in all other countries with this type of coverage has been proven to be toward the bottom of the care spectrum. This creates a very big con.
The United States' entry into the universal coverage field is the Affordable Care act. This also known as ObamaCare. Costs for insurance have gone up faster than advertized and quality has begun to go down. The additional taxes on medical devices will continue to deny this type of technological advances that will put many people at risk.
The pro is that everyone must pay for everyone else. The pros and cons of universal health care, in the United States is more con than pro. Especially in a land that cherishes freedom.
One of the pros is that this type of system is to cover almost everyone. The greatest system, currently, in the world is to be offered to all without, it is said, concern for whether they can afford it or not. The con to this, of course, is that if someone can not afford the coverage, the government is to voucher them into the system. Since the government does not have money unless it taxes the people, tax rates will have to go up.
Many countries do have the coverage that is called universal. This does little to those who have a malady that must be dealt with after the money has run out for this type of service. Other countries allow the purchase of private insurance and this is the only way some of these procedures can be accomplished.
A pro for this system would be the stated principle of cost savings. The con would be the way in which costs are saved. The creation of a board, such as is done in France, under the N. I. C. E. System, has already caused many Doctors, in the United States, to sell their practices and retire from the health care industry. It has has also caused needless deaths.
One good pro is that all people living in the United states would have an insurance policy. While adding 40 to 50 million new patients, with no new Doctors, the system will headed for disaster. The medical attention in all other countries with this type of coverage has been proven to be toward the bottom of the care spectrum. This creates a very big con.
The United States' entry into the universal coverage field is the Affordable Care act. This also known as ObamaCare. Costs for insurance have gone up faster than advertized and quality has begun to go down. The additional taxes on medical devices will continue to deny this type of technological advances that will put many people at risk.
The pro is that everyone must pay for everyone else. The pros and cons of universal health care, in the United States is more con than pro. Especially in a land that cherishes freedom.
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