There is more to ObamaCare than meets the eye

Healthcare costs are escalating dramatically under ObamaCare simply
because there is a lot more to government-mandated healthcare than meets
the eye. This is why the bill required more than 2,000 pages. As those
pages unfold, more requirements are uncovered, which have financial
consequences.

A fair and honest reading of the bill, which has occurred in almost no
cases, demonstrates that it is more about tremendous expansion of
government bureaucracy than it is about healthcare reform. For example,
if government controls healthcare, there will be no competition to keep
prices affordable for the American people. People will not have the
ability to be smart consumers with their healthcare and providers will
not be able to compete to keep costs low when the vast majority of
expenses are paid for by government programs. There will also be no
choice in how treatment is administered.

If a person wants a treatment or does not want a treatment, the doctors can only provide treatment that the government is able to afford or fits the standard of treatment that fits the government rather than the patient.

{mosads}If it were truly about healthcare reform, it would have addressed the many inefficient aspects of healthcare delivery not found in most other countries.

We can only hope that the future will give us true healthcare reform and not just more empowerment and growth for an inefficient governmental system.