TEXAS HAS ONLY ONE RATIONAL CHOICE
by DR. M. RAY PERRYMAN
Nov 11, 2012 | 488 views | 1 1 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend | print


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TEXAS HAS ONLY ONE RATIONAL CHOICE:



EXPANDING MEDICAID UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT  



Study by The Perryman Group Finds that Expanding Medicaid More than Pays for Itself



 







According to an analysis by The Perryman Group, every $1 spent by the State of Texas to expand Medicaid coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) returns $1.29 in dynamic State government revenue over the first 10 years of the expansion. Medicaid expenditures lead to substantial economic activity, federal funds inflow, reduction in costs for uncompensated care and insurance, and enhanced productivity from a healthier population. When these outcomes and the related multiplier effects are considered, the program actually far more than pays for itself and provides a notable economic stimulus.



 



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Oh My.. Such Crap
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November 12, 2012
The thing is All the so called AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE ACT HAS DONE IS THIS: Allowed insurance companies over the past two years to raise rates at more than normal rates.. Reducing what Medicare and Medicade pay.. There for allowing insurance companies like AARP Feed off the older people in this country.. SO REALLY THE QUESTION IS:

WHERE IS THE CAP OR TAX ON THEM for raising rates.. Really?
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