Wife is pissed. Re: OCare

[stoner01]

She's going off on the connectforhealthCO dude. Out of fear of my safety am I not gonna post a video.

[merl]

Door to door visit or something less personal?

[clodhopper]

In Chicago while my kiddo is getting spine surgery. Spent some time talking with the ICU nurse about the coming Ocare. I was nervous at the start of the conversation as I didn't know what to expect. She painted a pretty ugly picture of what was coming in terms of hospital service. The other nurses stopped by periodically to offer agreement and additional detail. My wife and I were pretty surprised by their candid nature. I don't know what political bent they all were, but they agreed Ocare will have some significant downsides.

It it is going to be a pretty big change from what we are used to now.

[trlcavscout]

I haven't heard anything good from doctors or insurance companies. I keep reminding them that it is a benefit to everyone.

[ray1970]

I have some new found respect for my employer over all of this crap. My employer is going to continue offering the best health care they can right up until this whole Obamacare thing goes into full effect, with hopes that it will be repealed.

My wife's employer is already making wholesale changes to her plans to be in full compliance with the new rules.

[Kraven251]

Having met his wife, watching her go off on something has to be fairly scary since she is normally so nice.

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

I haven't heard anything good from doctors or insurance companies.

Well, these are the ones who lobbied so hard for it. Maybe not individuals, but a whole collection of professional organizations and big insurers.

[Great-Kazoo]

Well, these are the ones who lobbied so hard for it. Maybe not individuals, but a whole collection of professional organizations and big insurers.

Just like 90% of gun owners support sensible gun laws.

[Ronin13]

Well, these are the ones who lobbied so hard for it. Maybe not individuals, but a whole collection of professional organizations and big insurers.

They're kinda like the unions- representative sure, but not of the majority...

[Ridge]

Well, these are the ones who lobbied so hard for it. Maybe not individuals, but a whole collection of professional organizations and big insurers.

Right there. The insurance agencies wrote the law. What it does is get them deeper into the healthcare field, and it was them that was fucking everyone in the first place.