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02-26-2013, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyD
Also, concerning those larger employers and how "the new mandates... didn't impact the cost that much", are you forgetting the whole part of mandate allowing offspring to be on their parent's insurance through 26 years old? I guarantee something like that had a major impact for self-insured businesses.
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Of course it did. PaulS won't want to admit that, because that would be admitting that Obama was dead wrong when he said costs would come down.
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02-26-2013, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
Of course it did. PaulS won't want to admit that, because that would be admitting that Obama was dead wrong when he said costs would come down.
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PaulS and spence talk in obtuse language with no detail when supporting Obama's policies... why?
Because when you are clear, detailed and support points with facts (as opposed to fluffy, feel-good conjecture or spence's "zingers") it is clear that the end results do not support Obama's propaganda.
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02-27-2013, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyD
PaulS and spence talk in obtuse language with no detail when supporting Obama's policies... why?
Because when you are clear, detailed and support points with facts (as opposed to fluffy, feel-good conjecture or spence's "zingers") it is clear that the end results do not support Obama's propaganda.
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I've provided you lots of detail by stating what has already been implemented and you have not provided one bit of evidence to support your statement that your costs have increased $2,500 b/c of Obamacare. Is this evidence of the emotions Buckman mentioned in an earlier post? No evidence, just a feeling Obamacare has caused your costs to increase?
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02-27-2013, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by PaulS
I've provided you lots of detail by stating what has already been implemented and you have not provided one bit of evidence to support your statement that your costs have increased $2,500 b/c of Obamacare. Is this evidence of the emotions Buckman mentioned in an earlier post? No evidence, just a feeling Obamacare has caused your costs to increase?
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I provide a significant amount of event production work for one of the country's largest Electronic Medical Records companies. Their events typically consist of VP and C-level individuals from large hospital and doctor networks discussing exactly what we're talking about here.
Obviously there is not much validity in me stating "well, what two years of research by them has shown..." so I'll try and see if they've published anything that validates my statements.
Frankly, I appreciate the detail. I'll need to review some numbers and follow up.
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02-26-2013, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
Of course it did. PaulS won't want to admit that, because that would be admitting that Obama was dead wrong when he said costs would come down.
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Yes costs would come down and any increases would be offset by computerizing
and streamlining the system.
BTW, when will Obamacare be defunded as promised by some members of Congress if it was voted in?
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02-26-2013, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by justplugit
Yes costs would come down and any increases would be offset by computerizing
and streamlining the system.
BTW, when will Obamacare be defunded as promised by some members of Congress if it was voted in?
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Installing computers will not offset the increased costs of keeping kids on parents' plans till age 26, of abolishing lifetime caps on insurance benefits, of or abolish bans based on pre-existing conditions. Streamlining will save some money to be sure, but nowhere near enough to oiffset the increased costs that are a direct result of increasing the benefits.
I'm in favor of getting rid of bans for pre-existing conditions by the way, I think it's the ethical thing to do. And I'm willing to pay a tax hike for that. I just don't want Obama telling me he can wave his magic hand and add all that while lowering costs. If the Medicare system 'goes paperless', that will save money. Those savings will be dwarfed by the increased costs.
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