Health Care

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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/democrats-free-primary-care-all-healthcare-elections-rcna345145   Free primary care for all: Democratic think tank pushes the party on new health policy The Searchlight Institute wants Democrats to shake up their approach to healthcare and offer a fresh vision for the future. www.nbcnews.com 1차 진료 무료화

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This video was posted march 21st. >bluecrossmn Insurance has denied Stella an urgent medical airlift from MN --> OH, pushing us dangerously close to liver complications, 103°+ fevers for weeks, & an ICU stay. We're desperately crowdfunding for a way to get from Minneapolis children's hospital to Cincinnati Children's hospital within one day - there and back for a lifesaving T cell transfusion. The reality of cancer is the life threatening complications from chemotherapy, her body needs help right now. March 22nd she made an update post. Due to visibility of her first post a donor (mark cuban apparently dude does a lot lf work trying to make healthcare accessible to Americans ) came in and paid the upfront cost they needed Unfortunately she passed away April 5th Edit: Comment abour mark cuban submitted by /u/newphonehudus to r/TikTokCringe [link] [comments]

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TL;DR: Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett slammed Pete Hegseth for spending $93 billion at the Pentagon in September, highest monthly total since 2008, including $2 million on king crab while cutting SNAP and health care for working families and touting efforts against waste. submitted by /u/kelseyrainbow to r/thenextgenbusiness [link] [comments]

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A pregnant woman who was not seeking an abortion, was denied health care for her heart condition because she was pregnant and doctors did not want to risk harming the pregnancy. She died as a result. Her name was Ciji Graham and Pro Publica journalist Lizzie Presser reported on her story. “I think one of the things that's really disturbing in her medical records is that neither of the cardiologists that Graham saw spoke to her about her pregnancy and the risks of continuing it without getting the heart care that she needed,” she said. “And that silence around pregnancy, and its risks, that's being normalized by these [abortion] bans is deeply, deeply concerning.” Georgetown law professor Michele Goodwin emphasizes that this is one of many tragedies that have taken place as a result of abortion bans. “We have these reproductive health care deserts throughout the United States, and we see the kind of suffering that's being reported, and then so much more that doesn't end up getting reported, that just simply gets lost in the mix of things,” she said. “And that's the real tragedy.” submitted by /u/BagOnuts to r/NorthCarolina [link] [comments]

I honestly don't cry much about anything, probably because of medications, but this one had me in tears. It's a really important story, even for those of us who don't have kids. We as women must get back control of our bodies and our own healthcare. You'll need the sound on for the MSNow story. Edit: who paid reddit twice to award me a weird creature that is rolling its eyes at me? submitted by /u/ailish to r/TwoXChromosomes [link] [comments]

Do families really go bankrupt and fall apart because they can't pay? Or is this an exaggeration? I've heard the health insurance system is a mess and that everything costs a fortune. submitted by /u/Snoo_47323 to r/askanything [link] [comments]

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My cheapest health insurance plan is $400/month through the marketplace (I live in Florida). I cannot afford that. Do I have any other options aside from not having any coverage for 2026? submitted by /u/kaosblink to r/povertyfinance [link] [comments]

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The answers are simple and straight forward. Resolving the problems with Health Care costs in the United States is actually really easy. The only question is, if the public is brave enough to accept reality and stop living in this fiction. First and foremost, Americans must get government out of the way. Besides the hyper-regulation of health care providers, most of our current problems were started when government made a tax loophole for employer provided health insurance. (As crazy as it may seem to call for taxes on a libertarian site, we need to start taxing employee benefits as salary to end this longstanding market disruption.) The individual mandate from Obamacare is mostly already gone, but the exchanges should be ended too. Forcing people into 3rd party payment insurance systems is the root of our current problems. Americans must accept the fact that healthcare is not free. That means we stop deceiving ourselves by playing games with insurance companies to act as if we shouldn't have to pay our own bills. It also means that we accept the fact that you can and will die when you run out of money. The result will be that most rational people will choose to pay cash for routine medical care instead of the current games. Health insurance will go back to being true insurance - which is cheap protection for unlikely catastrophe. To further accelerate the free market and breakup of monopolies, we should allow citizens to purchase healthcare, drugs, and health insurance across state and federal lines. The dirty little secret about health insurance is that each state has a tightly controlled monopoly on health insurance and the plans are all dictated by the state bureaucracy. Allowing citizens to cross lines will destroy all of that rather quickly, because the first state to deregulate the health insurance industry will have an immediate influx of customers. States will races to deregulate. American needs to separate the concepts of needy from the concept of total control. There will always be needs for the indigent or in catastrophic situations like car crashes or cancer. Society and government must deal with these needs, but that's an entirely different thing from day to day healthcare costs. Mixing the two makes everything unnecessarily difficult and confusing. I believe that private charity and/or government should have systems in place to deal with these kind of emergencies but it doesn't need to be all encompassing. Ambulance service doesn't require socialization of automobiles and soup kitchens doesn't require socialization of grocery stores. Urgent or needy health care is no different. If Americans will accept reality and take the simple steps required, the problems with Health Care will quickly solve themselves. Healthcare will never be free, but overall costs will go down drastically. It will be just a regular bill that's not such a huge part of our society. Average people can and will pay their own bills. It's a simple concept if we'll just get back to reality. submitted by /u/dagoofmut to r/Libertarian [link] [comments]