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Single-Payer Health System Could Save Billions
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle via Physicians for a National Health Program [PNHP] Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
Dec. 11, 2008

Excerpt: Believe it or not, there is one proposal that could cover all Americans for all needed services and save money. And it is now that we must explore that proposal. Studies have shown that national savings would amount to $350 billion per year. At the national level, this proposal is called Medicare for All, and it is embodied in Congress as Bill HR676. In New York state, it is called Single Payer New York, and it is one of the options now being studied by the governor in Albany. The propagandists call it 'socialized medicine.' But it is not -- because most doctors and hospitals would be private and working in their own facilities.  MORE >>

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