Exactly, that's why a universal comprehensive health coverage would be good
in one way, as you mention.

Comprehensive ins. to cover what emergency rooms do now, including dental
for necessary (not cosmetic stuff).

A fully inclusive system would be much simpler and save money in several
areas.

Patients with money could opt out with a partial credit toward a private
special Doctor if they wanted.

It would take some of the no payers out of the emergency rooms and give them
a regular doctor for check ups.

Rich people won't like it because they already can afford top notch care,
like Govt. officials get.

There should also be a tax credit for people who take care of their health
and don't use much services.

Rich people say that a universal system would cheapen the quality of care
but it wouldn't for them.

I say that cheapened care is better than hardly any care that some people
are stuck with now.

Sure, there are pros and cons but the system now is crazy and the expense is
really nuts.

Another subject is medical expense accounts.  Is that a good idea?

Jamffer