Sunday, March 24, 2013

Doctor Shortages Are Now Inevitable


Finding a doctor under ObamaCare will not be as easy as passing a law offering universal health insurance. You have to pay them a decent wage for the skills they have. In fact, a large percentage of law-impaired American doctors now intend to take early retirement.
                       
About 1,500,000 Canadians don’t have or cannot easily find a primary care physician. Because of a shortage in medical staff in Norwood, Ontario, in one instance, a TV video showed a town clerk pulling names of lucky winners to see a doctor in a lottery. Losers had to wait.
                       
That’s only one reason many sick Canadians have come to America for surgery. Canadian officials call much of what we may consider essential surgery as “elective.”
                       
Before we change our system to emulate Canada’s or that of the British, or any other universal health coverage version, remember health coverage does not automatically mean health care. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)    

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