When the Health Care You Get Depends on How Well You Lobby
posted by John McAdams at 7:54 PM
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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2 Comments:
John, I studied the Oregon system, though it was decades ago. I'm quite sure this short clip is inaccurate, though haven't looked at a recent approved procedures list and compared it with the piece. Folks best look into the Oregon Medicaid system themselves before using this propaganda widely.
I suggest you look at this:
PRIORITIZED LIST OF HEALTH SERVICES
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