  Healthcare bill proposal draws bipartisan criticism  September
17, 2009 by          Spencer Cameron  Facebook Conversations
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draws bipartisan criticism”      • hsr0601      The State Of
“Yes We Can”, Minnesota !!      1. As regards a make-believe
scheme, the source of funding coming from a middle class is
utterly against the commitment of Democratic party.      2. No
cost-competitive advantage does not clear the grave concern
about the unsustainable cost of overall health care program in
the long run.      3. Even with some benefit for primary
practitioners, the baseless scheme does not come with
fundamental payment reform, or a pay for value reimbursement
formula. It means that the insurer-friendly scheme is not
cleaning up the concerns over a quality issue and $9trillion of
deficit over the next decade.       4. For Medicare & Medicaid
system to survive from the most wasteful structure on earth,
enough savings by ways of fundamental changes n