Why Obama’s Government Takeover of Health Care Will Be a Disaster
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If Barack Obama has his way, the American health care system is headed for a train wreck. In this vital expose, Dr. David Gratzer reveals how a government takeover by Washington will place a massive new bureaucracy between doctors and patients, make rationing, and kill the spirit of innovation that has made American high tech medicine a world chief in the treatment of cancer and other diseases. Dr. Gratzer, a first-hand witness of the failures of Canada’s healthcare system, shows why socialized medicine will make America sick. Examining the realities of existing health care in this people, Dr. Gratzer reveals how basic free market reforms can redo the private system we already have, without ruining the patient / doctor relationship, stifling scientific advances, and further devastating our economy.
Hardhitting and to the top, Why Obama’s Government Takeover of Health-Care Will Be a Disaster takes us surrounded by Obama’s high stakes gamble with our health care system and shows us why we should be worried, very worried, of the possible outcome.
Hardhitting and to the top, Why Obama’s Government Takeover of Health-Care Will Be a Disaster takes us surrounded by Obama’s high stakes gamble with our health care system and shows us why we should be worried, very worried, of the possible outcome.
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Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3I1YCTGKWBW6I More government isn’t reform, it’s devolution. Gratzer’s suggestions are what I call reform and the stuff of exchange and hope. An brilliant book indeed.
Rating: 5 / 5
Gratzer manages to fill this small booklet with presumably all necessary info on major chapters in Obama’s ‘reform package’. Though some will find Gratzer too inadequate he will fascinate to those who need an overview in the debate on the come forth, a majority will appreciate his book BECAUSE the book takes only twenty minutes to read..
Rating: 4 / 5
David Gratzer (and I) would like for you to presume a world where “health-care reform” is a non-come forth. It is a non-come forth because the government and the insurance companies play nearly no part in health care (AKA “going to see the doctor.”) In this world, you go to see the doctor in just so the same way as you go to see an automobile mechanic: he fixes the problem, and you pay him cash.
Well, welcome to Disneyland, you may be muttering. But it’s not Disneyland. It’s the people I grew up in, the United States of America in the 1950’s — and it’s also the people I live in aptly now. Both of these “Fantasyland” countries had no tolerance at all for frivolous misconduct lawsuits, and jury awards which amounted to “another way of winning the lottery.” You may possibly NOT sue your doctor for $150 million without getting laughed out of court.
Well, the misconduct plague struck America, and soon doctors were paying anywhere from $30,000 to $250,000 a year for misconduct insurance. That is to say, it became clear that somebody had to pay those absurd $150 million claims. And perhaps worse, the whole industry succumbed to the “insurance develop.”
The only way I can reckon of — to convince you of the inherent problems in the insurance develop — would be the right tale of my Dad and a female acquaintance. This woman was chattering on about what her doctor had said a week ago, versus what her doctor had said two weeks ago, and made it clear that she did not let a month go by without dropping in to see her doctor. In an idle moment, she questioned my Dad how often he went to the doctor, and he honestly answered that he hadn’t seen a doctor in twenty years. (Dad was a veterinarian, so he knew quite a bit about involved medicine.)
To place it briefly, people with excellent health insurance are shopping with a giant credit card they never have to pay off. Do YOU want to pay the “doctor bills” of some middle-class housewife who simply MUST see a doctor every month?
Place the “insurance develop” together with the “misconduct crisis,” and you get enormously expanded health expenditure. First, a lot of people are consuming way too much of something that is “free,” and, second, doctors are terrified into providing “defensive medicine,” and worse — they are obligated to spend huge amounts of time involved “defense documentation.” (If that misconduct suit ever appears, by gum, they’ll need all the documentation they can get.)
David Gratzer’s extremely illuminating broadside brings all these thoughts into the broadcast debate, and I urge you to read it.
Rating: 5 / 5
Brilliant small book on all that’s incorrect with ObamaCare. Dr. Gratzer is a former Canadian psychiatrist who has had exposure to both Canadian and US health care systems. He provides evidence that many health outcomes are significantly better in the US on average. The major tenets of Obama’s health care reform are provided and critiqued. The book also provides a much needed reminder of how we got into our current situation. In the 1940s, as a result of wage and price controls, employers ongoing offering health insurance when they couldn’t offer higher salaries. Then the IRS made insurance premiums paid by employers non-taxable. Gradually, most services became covered by employment based health plans, thus separating the cost of the service from the consumer. This may possibly only lead to rising expenditure, leaving those without employer based coverage unable to afford care. It has been government intervention, not the free market, which has lead to many of our current problems. The book offers a helpful quick summary to anyone concerned about the current health care reform.
Rating: 5 / 5