Keep Public Plan As a Fail-Safe
A non-profit co-op model health plan is worth a try particularly if it takes on some of the culture of a co-op: innovative strategies in the best interest of each individual. I think that the public plan can and should remain as a fail-safe if this does not work.
Since coverage for all is in the best interest of providers, payment for co-ops could be phased based on the cost effectiveness of regional or state provider systems with a public plan as a fail-safe.
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Richard Norling
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August 18, 2009; 10:02 AM ET
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Cooperatives
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Health Care Reform
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Public option
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