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Source: Jacobinmag.com
"Last week, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an estimate of the cost of implementing a single-payer health insurance program in the United States. The CBO’s report is more exhaustive than any other recent study on the subject and concludes that replacing our current system with a single-payer system would insure every American while reducing overall health spending in the country.
Modeling the cost of a single-payer program is relatively straightforward. You begin with the status quo health care system and then make educated guesses about the following questions:
How many more units of health care services will be demanded and supplied when price barriers are removed?
How much more efficient will health insurance administration be after enrollment and payment systems are radically simplified?
How much money will be saved by reducing the payment rates for health care providers and drug companies?
The CBO answered these questions for four different single-payer designs and found that a single-payer system would save $42 billion to $743 billion in 2030 alone."
Read more: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2020/12/medicare-for-all-singler-payer-health-insurance-cbo-/
A New Congressional Budget Office Study Shows That Medicare for All Would Save Hundreds of Billions
Source: Jacobinmag.com
"Last week, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an estimate of the cost of implementing a single-payer health insurance program in the United States. The CBO’s report is more exhaustive than any other recent study on the subject and concludes that replacing our current system with a single-payer system would insure every American while reducing overall health spending in the country.
Modeling the cost of a single-payer program is relatively straightforward. You begin with the status quo health care system and then make educated guesses about the following questions:
How many more units of health care services will be demanded and supplied when price barriers are removed?
How much more efficient will health insurance administration be after enrollment and payment systems are radically simplified?
How much money will be saved by reducing the payment rates for health care providers and drug companies?
The CBO answered these questions for four different single-payer designs and found that a single-payer system would save $42 billion to $743 billion in 2030 alone."
Read more: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2020/12/medicare-for-all-singler-payer-health-insurance-cbo-/
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