Lynne Quarry HM210 week 9 video response 03/04/2015 Sicko This video starts out showing and talking about people who don't have insurance. How they stich themselves up or deciding which finger they wan't sewn back on. Then it says" but this isn't about those people, it's about people with health insurance." Which in my opinion there was nothing said in it that would make it a comedy. Talking about the 18,000 people who die a year because they don't have health insurance and the ones that do go broke, loose their houses and even go bankrupt because of health insurance co-pays.
He established a rule that only the Sun can come out in the day and only the Moon can come out at night to help the humans to get a better life. The holes on the moon are the scars of the battle. After twenty years of peace, Nahito was away from Mexico in China to gather secret ingredients for his magic potion, and Abudorius stroke again, he secretly sent Qwodog to hide Wascacarara’s light so she won’t grow. The gods did nothing about this because the gods afraid that Abudorius will wage war again. Wascacarara has lost most of her strength after the battle with Abudorius, however she won’t give up battling Qwodog to let her light shine on the great Earth.
While Alyson and Lynn stayed in 6A, Logan and Jason moved into the nearby Ronald McDonald House, a place to stay for families receiving treatment for serious illnesses. Two days before Christmas, Jason caught the Norwalk virus, throwing the whole process off-track as doctors kept him quarantined, waiting for him to recover. If Jason was no longer a suitable match—if his health wasn’t good enough or there was something wrong with his liver—the chances of finding another donor in time were extremely slim. He lay in bed, worrying every wasted day was putting his daughter one step closer to
Protect families’ financial health so that people are protected from bankruptcy due to catastrophic illness. Invest in prevention and wellness. Provide portability of coverage people shouldn’t stay in a specific kind of job just because of health benefits. Aim for universality so that every American is covered by health care. Improve patient safety and quality care.
Also the medical professionals can concentrate more on treating the patient rather than the insurance procedures and malpractice liability. Universal healthcare is needed because insurance is becoming unaffordable for businesses and individuals. Having a universal healthcare system would be great because everyone in the United States would be treated equaly when it comes to seeking medical attention.
An increasing number of Americans have opted not to take advantage of job-based health insurance because they just can’t afford it. I believe that every citizen should have adequate health coverage whether it is Universal Healthcare or National Health Insurance. If the large insurance premiums are no longer a factor and employers can increase salaries for everyone in this country, we would all be able to afford the coverage that should be a right for us. It could be a flat fee based on your family situation or just so much of your tax dollars goes towards a national insurance fund. A major argument against a nationalized health care system is that it will be inefficient.
To eliminate such process, the new bill will, offer new, low cost coverage through a national “high risk” frees, to protect people with preexisting condition until a new exchange is created. The pro of the new health care bill is that it will not add a dime to the current deficit and it is paid for, upfront. This reform will create independent commission of doctors and medical experts to identify waste, fraud and abuse in the health care system. Not only that, but it will order immediate medical malpractice reform projects that will help doctors to put their patient first instead on defensive medicine practice. However, it will require large employers to cover their employees and individuals who can afford it to buy insurance so that everyone will the share the responsibility of the
One of the most important Act is the social Securty Act, drafted by Francis Perkins. It established a permanent system of Universal retirement pensions (Social Security), unemployment insurance, and welfare benefits for the handicapped and needy children in families without a father. It is the framework of the US Welfare system today. The Social Security Act created a way where it would help many people who are in need because of the loss of a man in the familiy (such as widows or no father). This is especially important since one mother can't support her family as well during the Great Depression which caused a lot of starvation.
This essay aims to explain that we should eliminate the use of universal health coverage or free access to healthcare services for a number of reasons. To begin with, one of the major arguments to defend against the use of universal health coverage leads to the raise of tax rate. In other word, if a country starts to provide universal health coverage, government’s spending will be increase. Thus, government needs to increase the percentage of tax rate or collect higher amount of money to balance with the growth of spending. Since every single person get free access to universal health coverage and share the cost equally, it is quite inequitable for someone who works very hard and they end up paying for health care coverage for someone who works less or does not work at all through tax collection.
It is truly in all Americans’ best interest to urge reform immediately (New Corporate Alliance Urges Universal Care).
 The issue with implementing a system for universal coverage in the United States is not about the will to help people, it’s a fundamental struggle between the values of freedom and order. While it can be easily argued that the order provided by the universal healthcare systems in first world countries across the globe has created stability and equality, it is important to take into account the strong sense of freedom of choice that makes the United States so different from every other country in the world. Americans now have the choice to buy or not to buy health insurance and that right to freedom of choice cannot be ignored (Patients' Freedom of Conscience: The Case for Values-Driven