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Active Hdl 5.1 Software'>Active Hdl 5.1 Software. The standard explanation is that, first, Medicare jacked up overall healthcare activity in the 1. Secondarily, technological innovation opened up so many new methods of disease control for everybody, young and old, that were able to treat more sickness in more complicated ways and that drove costs up way further. The greater part of the story remains neatly concealed within the matrix of rackets erected around the money flows since the big cost bump up in the 1. Big Pharma, corporatized doctors practices, hospital monopolies, and, of course, politicians on the take dividing amongst each other a colossal pool of grift that exists mainly for one simple reason the cost of everything is hidden from public view. Nobody has any idea what anything costs. Certainly not the patients, sometimes called customers or consumers but really hostages. If you go into the hospital for a stent in the left descending coronary artery, nobody will tell you what it costs, starting with the doctors who have performed the procedure a thousand times. They cant even estimate the cost or wont, though they could probably give you a pretty good ballpark number for the cost and installation of a new fuel pump on their BMW 2. Charges for medical care are never discussed with the patient. Doctors especially pretend to regard such a proposition as beneath the dignity of their profession, rather like British aristocrats regarded all questions pertaining to money in the Downton Abby scheme of things a filthy business better left to the servants, like disposing of the table scraps. Of course the servants in the hospital scheme of things are a fantastic hierarchy of dangerously overfed clerks overwhelmed by the anomie of spending countless hours typing fictitious numbers into their work stations. A more pointless life can hardly be conceived. If you ask the ones who interface with you at the check out counter how your bill was toted up exactly, you will receive nothing more than a pitiless stare of contempt which is actually aimed inward at their own existential quandaries, a pathological dynamic that perhaps deserves attention from the research funding troughs. The cost of everything medical is worked out in a private rain dance between the aforementioned manifold concerned parties on the basis of what they think they can get away with in any particular case. In hospitals, this is enabled by the notorious Charge. Master system which, to put it as simply as possible, allows hospitals to just make shit up. Any bill in congress that affects to reform the gross financial malfeasance in healthcare ought to start with the absolute requirement to publicly post the cost of everything that doctors and hospitals do, and enable the service providers to get paid only those publicly posted costs obviating the lucrative rain dance for dividing up the ransoms paid by hostage patients who come to the providers, after all, in extremis. Fud Crypter. Notice that this crucial feature of the crisis is missing not only from the political debate but also from the supposedly public interest minded pages of The New York Times and other organs of the news media. Perhaps this facet of the problem never entered the editors minds in which case you really have to ask how dumb are theyThe funniest claim about Obama. Care in todays New York Times is the statement that 2. Affordable Care Act. Really You mean they got health insurance policies with 8. A page for describing BrokenBase Video Games. From Sonic, to Final Fantasy, to World of Warcraft. FROM OUTER SPACE TO YOU. HOWARD MENGER. 1959. Small spaceships of the Metharia civilization see pic. James Howard Kunstler is the author of many books including nonfiction The Geography of Nowhere, The City in Mind Notes on the Urban Condition, Home from Nowhere. Parktakes A Quarterly Guide to Parks and Recreation Fairfax County Park Authority. Spring 2017. FCPA Camps fore fun Plus New Fitness Equipment, Egg Hunts. What planet do The New York Times editorial writers live onThe corollary questions about deconstructing the insurance armature of the health care racket, and assigning its duties to a single payer government agency is, of course, a higher level of debate. Im not saying it would work, even if it was modeled on one of the systems currently working elsewhere, say in France. But Americans have acquired an allergy to even thinking about that, or at least theyve been conditioned to imagine theyre allergic by self interested politicians. So, the current product of debate in the US Senate is just a scheme for pretending to reapportion the colossal flow of grift among the grifters. Spare yourself the angst of even worrying about the outcome of the current healthcare debate. Its not going to get fixed. The medical system as we know it is going to blow up, and soon, just like the pension systems across the country, and the treasuries of the fifty states themselves, and the rest of the Potemkin US economy. Great Summer Reading JHKs new bookSimply the best novel of the 1. Read the first chapter here click on Patreon. Buy the book at Amazon or click on the cover belowor get autographed copies from Battenkill Books. Other Books by JHKSupport this blog by visiting Jims Patreon Page.