Comments on: Administrative Cost Savings Is No Myth http://thehealthcaremaze.us/2008/12/03/administrative-cost-savings-is-no-myth/ A plea for a more rational system Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:28:07 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Alexis Cala http://thehealthcaremaze.us/2008/12/03/administrative-cost-savings-is-no-myth/#comment-19 Alexis Cala Thu, 04 Dec 2008 21:27:08 +0000 http://thehealthcaremaze.wordpress.com/?p=105#comment-19 I enjoyed reading Brownlee and Emanuel's myths. Though I have to wonder how many people have insurance and have never thought about where the money was coming from to pay for it? 46 million uninsured, to me, $120 million could at least make a dent! Even if it were a small dent, isn't it worth a shot? Cutting administrative waste seems like a fairly logical place to start. Why not take a few tips from other countries, like Canada, that have working universal programs and aren't spending half what we do? Your "ideal system" for example, one that is accessible and functional, that's what we need. We're also talking about your health and health care, check us out at http://Current.pic.tv/ I enjoyed reading Brownlee and Emanuel’s myths. Though I have to wonder how many people have insurance and have never thought about where the money was coming from to pay for it?

46 million uninsured, to me, $120 million could at least make a dent! Even if it were a small dent, isn’t it worth a shot? Cutting administrative waste seems like a fairly logical place to start. Why not take a few tips from other countries, like Canada, that have working universal programs and aren’t spending half what we do? Your “ideal system” for example, one that is accessible and functional, that’s what we need.

We’re also talking about your health and health care, check us out at http://Current.pic.tv/

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