Showing posts with label free for hospital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free for hospital. Show all posts

Sunday 6 November 2011

Free for HealthCare

It really makes no sense whatsoever, and yet people somehow believe that they deserve free healthcare, and they love the concept of someone else paying for it. If it doesn't have the money, it has to tax us to get it, or it has to borrow it from a foreign governments and investors, or our government has to print that money. Now then, all of these are problematic because if the government taxes us they are taking our money therefore, healthcare that they provide us is obviously not free. If they borrow money from a foreign government they have to pay that money back with interest, and it will be the American taxpayer that pays that interest.
Finally, if the government prints money, that causes inflation, and that means the dollars that you have today will be worth less in the future. Well, might I suggest to you that you deserve it because you voted for free healthcare, and if you'll recall the quote above; "there is no such thing as a free lunch."

Free for Clinic

For many, free clinics are their only chance for medical treatment. Smaller, local clinics are found in virtually every area and are the only forms of medical treatment for some children and their families.

The lack of medical insurance is a problem that affects many workers. While clinics primarily offer general care and not surgical procedures, they are essential in helping the patient to determine if more extensive medical treatment may be required. In addition to testing, free clinics may also provide check-ups, immunizations and other common medical procedures.
As patients can expect, clinics are very busy. In the case of an emergency, free clinics may be able to assist a patient or may direct them to the nearest emergency care facility. The treatments provided at free clinics are often those conducted by qualified medical students, who are under close supervision by a licensed medical doctor. In exchange for the educational experience to students, a number of medical schools provide free clinics to patients without medical insurance or the income to afford paid medical care.