Considering our men's only plan ended up being 40% more costly I'd tend to think so - insurance company certainly saw that pool as the highest risk after all. And all were under BCBS from the same state.Even if you were right on your numbers.
What is the cost of Parkinson's or heart disease care compared to prenatal, childbirth, post-natal, pap smears, breast cancer, psychiatrists, yeast infections, and any number of predominately women only costs.
Ischemic heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States. Heart disease is pretty expensive and it affects almost 18 million people, most of them men. Breast cancer by comparison is almostrareby comparison as women are 10 times more likely to die of heart disease than breast cancer.Even if you were right on your numbers.
What is the cost of Parkinson's or heart disease care compared to prenatal, childbirth, post-natal, pap smears, breast cancer, psychiatrists, yeast infections, and any number of predominately women only costs.
Just one of the many things I listed there bro .....Ischemic heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States. Heart disease is pretty expensive and it affects almost 18 million people, most of them men. Breast cancer by comparison is almostrareby comparison as women are 10 times more likely to die of heart disease than breast cancer.
I believe there's plenty to be pissed about when it comes to the ACA but I think people are barking up the wrong tree on this one.
Source: UpToDate: Epidemiology of coronary heart disease, 6-27-13
Not really a response to this post but a general one based on the same idea of risk pools and who pays for them.Considering our men's only plan ended up being 40% more costly I'd tend to think so - insurance company certainly saw that pool as the highest risk after all. And all were under BCBS from the same state.
And don't think psych fits in there, pretty sure mental illness is pretty even, no?
Lol, there's a sucker born every minute.So is insurance as a whole, so is everything. So it goes. If that is supposed to be an argument for single payer, I'll take it.
Sorry, I'm not the right wing zelot you want me to be. It just seems that way from your extreme left wing radical viewpoint.Everyone like me? Tell me more about me. You seem to have a pretty well-formed opinion of everyone who isn't fellating the latest right wing talking points on this issue. Such insight that it doesn't even require knowing who you're talking to!
Except fibromyalgia is quackery.Very strongly biased 9:1 on Parkinson's and 7:1 on heart disease if I remember my numbers... Just like fibromyalgia is like 1:9...
Any more than you claiming I am fellating the right wing? Who's trolling who?Now I have an extreme left radical viewpoint? Based on your extensive knowledge of me or my views?
You're wading pretty far out into troll territory at this point.
You aren't good at this, at all.Any more than you claiming I am fellating the right wing? Who's trolling who?
FM isn't exactly my type of nerve pain (mines closer to Lyme) but nerve pain is something I'd never wish on anyone else, except maybe Grim1 - lol.Except fibromyalgia is quackery.