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Think of your least favorite presidential candidate. Now imagine s/he wins. Doesn’t limiting government power seem like a good idea?
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@mfcannon If a provider decides not to pursue a loss-making program because the incentives in the Medicare program are stupid, it does not mean they are denying care.View quoted post on X
We both agree Medicare should pay in a way that promotes this kind of better-quality, lower-cost care.
@Parrish_Miller @mfcannon Free market healthcare might make it cheaper and more abundant overall, but it resolves the outcome when e.g. a very poor person gets cancer as "they die from it." Common disease, expensive treatment, largely unpredictable and unpreventable.View quoted post on X
@mfcannon To be fair, traditional Medicare does not deny care. Other than the very limited Choosing Wisely program, which has been largely discreditedView quoted post on X