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Cleita

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2. It does turn back the clock to when Blue Cross, et al were non-profit and their insurance was

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 02:24 PM

Dec 2011

structured like Medicare with a $100 deductible, payment for 80% of the bill and a 20% co-pay. Hopefully, it will drive many of the insurers out of the business and pave the way for Medicare for all.

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Informational kick n/t eridani Dec 2011 #1

It does turn back the clock to when Blue Cross, et al were non-profit and their insurance was Cleita Dec 2011 #2

Not quite eridani Dec 2011 #3

That ProSense Dec 2011 #4

It isn't a big deal because insurance companies provide the data eridani Dec 2011 #5