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Here Comes Health Care Rationing

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From DickMorris.com, June 6, 2009:

The photo op was too good to be true.  Health care providers trooped out of the White House and trumpeted their goal of saving $1.7 trillion of costs over the next decade in health spending.  Now these drug companies, hospitals, insurance companies, medical device manufacturers, labor unions and doctors have laid out their plans in more detail.

And right there, in plain print, is the beginning of medical care rationing.  Now that the cameras have been put away and the media is no longer watching, their secret emerges:  They are going to cut medical costs by cutting medical care.  Right now, they cite four targets.  They plan to:

1.  Cut diagnostic imaging tests like MRIs and CAT scans.

2.  Reduce the use of antibiotics.

3.  Perform fewer Caesarean sections.

4.  Cut care for management of chronic back pain

These decisions will not be medical but financial.  They will not be based on a doctor’s opinion of what his or her patient needs, but a bureaucrat’s and an accountant s opinion of what the new health care system can afford.

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