Law Professor Offers Some Explanation of Health Reform
U.Va. law professor Margaret “Mimi” Riley offers an overview of the health care reform plans before Congress:
Law School, politics | Thursday, November 19th | By: Dan @5:09 pm
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David | November 19, 2009 @ 5:48 pm
I just think we need to ask hard questions of the medical industry that leads to true reform. A major question is why does health cost so much more in America that anywhere else and we do not live any longer than people of amny other contries that pay much less for capita. Also with unemployment at over 10% not counting those that have quit looking shouldn’t that be our #1 priority right now? I am for healthcare reform and universal healthcare in a differetn way from this.
Legal Forms | March 30, 2010 @ 6:27 pm
In my opinion, we all need to look at the Health Insurance as one part of social system, not a way of making money by some professionals. Just like any other public social system such as bridge, library and police department, those who work in this medical field could get a support from the government in regards to their salary and benefits, therefore they can focus on the main service area, without having to consider fee increase.