I have gotten into a new podcast (10 part series) called The Cost of Care. The author is an economist in the healthcare industry and in the first 5 episodes he's given his personal history and is outlining the big problems with cost and billing. I don't think he will ultimately advocate for a single-payer system but the dude is probably gonna drop some good hot sports opinions on the topic in the last half of the series.
Interesting quote from an early episode, "90 of 99 Canadians surveyed said that they love their healthcare system". That shocks me because we hear all the bad things about government healthcare here.
So here is my question for you green screeners: What's the biggest problem with our healthcare system right now? If you were king for a day, what would you change about it?
I'm not taking a side and there are no wrong answers, just looking for input.
Interesting quote from an early episode, "90 of 99 Canadians surveyed said that they love their healthcare system". That shocks me because we hear all the bad things about government healthcare here.
So here is my question for you green screeners: What's the biggest problem with our healthcare system right now? If you were king for a day, what would you change about it?
I'm not taking a side and there are no wrong answers, just looking for input.
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