Which Health Service Rejects the Most Applicants?

[GreNME]

The questions is: "Can you sue the gubmint if their HC fails"?

No, again that's a red herring. You can't sue your insurance company if the hospital or doctor screws up on you already. That would be, no offense intended, extremely stupid on the part of the person wronged. Instead, the suit is against those who screwed up (and, if they have it, their insurance).

That you're trying to somehow twist this into being against the government just makes you look like you completely lack understanding of how things work already, let alone having any understanding of what's being proposed.

 

[boyntonstu]

No, again that's a red herring. You can't sue your insurance company if the hospital or doctor screws up on you already. That would be, no offense intended, extremely stupid on the part of the person wronged. Instead, the suit is against those who screwed up (and, if they have it, their insurance).

That you're trying to somehow twist this into being against the government just makes you look like you completely lack understanding of how things work already, let alone having any understanding of what's being proposed.

Specifically, what is being proposed?

 

[daredelvis]

Specifically, what is being proposed?

Questions like that suggest that you need to turn off the TV and pick up a newspaper.

Daredelvis

 

[Beerina]

It's my understanding Blue Cross is not allowed to reject applicants. This is in exchange for being non-taxed and non-profit. They do, however, put on holds on accepting new applicants.