On Sep 21, 6:28*pm, Robatoy wrote:
On Sep 21, 7:14*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:



DGDevin wrote:

What cracks me up is folks upset at the notion of some govt.
bureaucrat telling them which sort of health care they'll be allowed
to have as if the same damn thing doesn't happen today with insurance
company bureaucrats. *I had an MRI awhile back and the hospital
wouldn't give me an appointment until they'd heard from the insurance
company. *Ditto with appointments with specialists and so on, it all
requires approval from some guy in a cubicle a thousand miles away.

Find another employer. I've never had any issues anywhere close to
that. In-plan or out-of-plan, certainly, but that's my choice.

Here's the difference: If you don't like the way your insurance company
treats you - and your observation tends to imply that direction - you're
free to change insurance companies!

What do you do if you don't like the way the GOVERNMENT health-care system
treats you?

I guess you could move to Canada...

You think that is easy?

Moving to Canuckistan? No. Changing insurance companies, yes even if
it means changing employers.