'Novel' Solution Will Lower Health Care Costs
By Richard Olivastro
June 24, 2009
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This blueprint is based on the principle that each individual citizen is solely responsible for the cost of health care for themselves and their dependents. Those individuals - without employer coverage or temporarily unemployed - should know whether their current providers will provide terms given their temporary circumstance. If their current providers do not, or will not, provide direct payment plans, the proactively responsible personal action each individual should take is to seek services from other doctors, clinics or hospitals willing to accept that individual's 'promise to pay', including signing a payment agreement.
The bottom line is this 'novel' solution will significantly lower overall health care costs.
Implementing the basic operating requirements outlined here will simplify administration across the health care industry, increase efficiency, reduce bureaucracy, and reduce costs.
This solution also exposes the false rubric of 'equitable financing', used by statist's pushing government installed 'universal' health care, in order to foist central control on all Americans. After all, what can be more 'equitable' than each individual citizen accepting their responsibility for providing for their own, and their dependents, health care needs?
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Richard Olivastro is president of Olivastro Communications - an executive leadership development company - a professional member of the National Speakers Association, and founder of Citizens For Change.
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