brycejones
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- Oct 18, 2005
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The VA operates many, many facilities throughout the US. There certainly are long wait times at some, but I have no idea the utilization rate of the system as a whole. In a private marketplace with the VA just serving as an insurance fund the veteran can choose between multiple healthcare providers and the marketplace will take care of wait times by itself. The savings would be had by not having to own and operate an elaborate healthcare system, leave that to the various private providers out there where competition is allowed to flourish. The VA wouldn't have doctors on staff they have to pay etc. Yes, doctors still get paid, and yes the healthcare system will have to beef up staff to accommodate, but ultimately it would be shared cost with the rest of the community that uses that facility. Opening up lots of options and not separate staff and facilities drives savings, there's no way it doesn't.
Once again you ADMIT to having no fucking idea what you are talking about and then continue on about how you think it could be better.
Fuck man, go educate yourself BEFORE you speak.
