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Originally Posted by MTI
We're a state of barely over a million residents, so in proportion, the "undocumented" population may be comparable to the rest of the nation.
The service providers are the ones that "eat the bills" and they are also the ones that get squeezed by the insurance reimbursement schedules.
Like I said, there are trade offs galore to get to the health benefits of having nearly universal coverage. Like I said, there are trade offs galore to get to the health benefits of having nearly universal coverage.
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You don't think Hawaii is less attractive because of the greater difficulty getting there than it is to skip across the border? Just curious.
Who pass it on to others who can pay. IOW, I have to pay for some leach.
Not sure if you are trying to say that the trade off is a good thing or bad. IMO, it is a bad thing or a raw deal even if we consider it from the standpoint that we are making a new generation of people with the entitlement mentality.