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Resolved Question: I have to write a a term paper on the U.S. health care system and the current debate about health care reform?
It seems that there is a HUGE argument about socialized vs. private health care. After doing a bit of research, it seems that countries that have a socialized health care plan (UK, France, Canada, Sweden) have a better quality of life, easy access to health care and they aren’t paying more taxes than US. Also, the system here in the U.S. seems to be a profit-driven industry since big corporations own the hospitals, drug companies and other health care related companies – and we all know that the ultimate goal for big corporations is…to make as much money as possible.
So it’s easy to see why this has become a Democrat vs Republican debate; the Dems want an “all for one” system (socialist) and the Repubs want to keep the system private to make as much money as possible (capitalism).
But my main question is what’s the big problem in having a Washington-driven health care system? We have other “socialized” systems run by the government: The Veteran’s Administration, The U.S. Post Office. I realize those are not exactly pictures of perfection, but is it worse than the results we are seeing now: Millions of Americans without health insurance, millions of insured Americans driven to bankruptcy from medical expenses because of denied claims; four times as many lobbyists for the health care industry than members of congress; US ranking 37th on WHO’s ranking of country’s health care. With a properly set up system, based on either France’s or Sweden’s system, I don’t see a real reason not to have a socialized health care system.

Voting Question: How Much will YOU pay for the Nationalized Health Care reform?
INDIVIDUAL MANDATE: All the plans require individuals to get health insurance, with government subsidies or expanded programs to help people with lower incomes purchase coverage. New online exchanges would be created to help people shop for policies at more affordable group rates. About 15 percent of U.S. residents, or some 46 million, lacked health insurance in 2008, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.—–This is similar to requirements of Auto Insurance, http://www.compuquotes.com/average-costs-of-insurance.html—-This bill will require YOU to pay for your insurance. How much is yet to be determined.

EXPANDING COVERAGE: President Barack Obama and top Democrats in Congress say they want to cover all Americans, yet the proposals would still leave millions of people not eligible for Medicare uninsured, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. Under the House proposal, about 17 million people, almost half of them illegal immigrants, would lack coverage, the CBO estimated. The plan by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Baucus would leave about 25 million uninsured, a third of them illegal immigrants, the CBO said.—— How do you FORCE Illegal immigrants to pay for insurance? They don’t pay for Auto Insurance. The uninsured costs to insurance are simply transferred to those who do pay for it.—–Again how much will that be?

INSURER REQUIREMENTS: Insurers would no longer be able to reject new customers with pre-existing medical conditions; new restrictions would be placed on their ability to set premiums.—-What are the “new” restrictions which will set premiums for private insurers? Is this a means to end their programs, thereby establishing ONLY government run insurance?

REDUCING COSTS: The legislation is intended to lower long- term health-care costs for consumers and the government.—-Granted, the more people in a particular program the less it will cost (LONG TERM), but the statistics point out 46 million will be included within which program? The Governments or Private? The additionally insured will no doubt increase the costs to the individual policy holder. Again how much will that be?

All the plans call for greater access to preventive care, either with new programs or the elimination of co-payments, a change that proponents claim will save money by keeping people from developing diseases that are more costly to treat. They also call for more use of electronic systems to promote better record-keeping and reduce overhead costs.—Simply put this is Control over your day to day life. Standards will be em placed to prevent you from having that Hoagie with extra mayo.—-Record keeping on a Government Run Nationalized Health Care Mandated fulfillment will ultimately undermine your INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY, no matter if it is in this bill or not eventually the Government will know everything about YOU.

Obama favors a new independent commission to set reimbursement rates for providers who treat patients in Medicare, the federal program for the elderly. The Senate finance committee draft embraced this idea, saying it would reduce costs by taking authority away from Congress and making payment decisions less politically charged. Members of the Blue Dog Coalition, a group of self-described fiscally conservative House Democrats, also support the plan.—-Good Idea

BIOLOGICS: Biologic drugs, which are made from living cells by companies such as Thousand Oaks, California-based Amgen Inc., would get 12 years of protection from generic competition under a plan passed by the Senate health panel and the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The White House had sought to limit the exclusivity to seven years as a way of bringing prices down.—-Concessions made to Pharmaceutical companies in return for political clout in advance of the reform bill. In other words the Pharms said they would cut costs up front in order to get their return long term.

COMPARING TREATMENTS: Legislation in both the House and Senate would create research centers to examine the efficacy of various health-care services, devices, treatments and procedures. None of the bills require the research be used to force health providers to adopt new procedures or policies to cut costs, which is an administration priority. Obama provided $1.1 billion in the stimulus act to fund so-called comparative effectiveness research.—–Teams will be in place to determine WHAT care (policy/procedures) is needed based on statistics for any particular disease. We all know statistics are only for those who read them not those who are a part of them.

Differences

PUBLIC OPTION: The three House panels and Senate health committee would create a new government-run insurance program designed to compete with private companies such as Minnetonka, Minnesota-based UnitedHealth Group Inc. and help reduce prices for insurance in the market. The House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Senate health panel require that the new entity ne

Resolved Question: Is there anything wrong with my Resume?
I’m not getting any responses to the Emails I have been sending for jobs through Craigslist. I know the market is BAD but I just want to make sure that my resume is okay, and its not turning off employers.

Here is the Email I send to potential jobs.

Hello,

I am responding to the ad on Craigslist. I feel my experience makes me a qualified candidate for this position, and I would love an opportunity to interview. I am a very reliable worker, and I have alot of drive to succeed. I am determined to find a position that I can keep long term, and I feel I would be a great asset to your company. My salary requirements are $15 an hour, but are negotiable depending on the position. I look forward to your call, and thank you for reviewing my response. I have pasted a resume below for your review.

Best Regards,

Amanda M****

Amanda M*****

123456 W. Cerritos Ave |Anaheim, Ca | (714)

Objective

Seeking an office position in a growing, fast paced and friendly environment. I would like to utilize my strong organizational and time management skills. I enjoy either working in a small office where I have the opportunity to learn most if not all aspects of that business. Or in a large office where I have the opportunity to show my skills and dedication, and prove that I am a great candidate for advancement. I pride myself in taking great knowledge in my job, and I learn as much as I can about the business I am working for, so that I am a valuable asset.

Skills Profile

- Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

- QuickBooks.

- Knowledge of Internet.

- Ability to handle multiple tasks.

- Ordering office supplies.

- Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Billing, Invoicing, Payroll, Collections Petty Cash.

- Knowledgeable in office procedures and office machines.

Employment History

Bartender

10/2008 – 09/2008 Malone’s Bar & Grill Santa Ana, Ca

Starting Pay: $8.50 Ending Pay: $8.50

- Serve drinks and food to all patrons.

- Manage cash register accurately.

- Provide excellent customer service, and maintain all aspects of the bar from cleaning and stocking to answering the phone and booking bands and entertainment.

Office Manager

06/2008 – 10/2008 Hired Gun Exterminating Garden Grove, Ca

Starting Pay: $15.00 Ending Pay: $15.00

- Sit in Office Manager while permanent Manager was on medical leave.

- Answer phones, and schedule and dispatch all pest control jobs.

- Enter all termite reports and mail reports to customers.

- Receive and enter payments for jobs and yearly control policies. Bill customers for yearly controls and occasionally for termite jobs.

Office Manager

01/2006 – 03/2008 Super Dave’s Print & Mail Santa Ana, Ca

Starting Pay: $13.00 Ending Pay: $16.00

- Input all A/P and A/R, and pay all invoices in a timely manner.

- Payroll for 10 employees through ADP.

- Maintained account with Health, Life, and 401k companies.

- Schedule and dispatch drivers and make sure route is most time efficient.

- Sent statements once a month to customers.

- Schedule tasks and meetings for all office employees.

- Answered 4-line phone, maintained high standard of customer service when speaking to all customers, including remembering customer’s names and order history.

- Kept close track of job scheduling, ensuring that no jobs were forgotten, and completed as scheduled and on time.

- Use QuickBooks for accounting and PRINTLeader software for all job management.

- General office duties included: Bank deposits, ordering office supplies, handle customer transactions, took credit card payments, manage reception desk, and all other general office duties.

Administrative Assistant

02/2005 – 01/2006 HCS Cutler, Inc. Rancho Cucamonga , Ca

Starting Pay: $11.50 Ending Pay: $13.50

- Managed and logged cash reports printed from registers at 8 different locations.

- Managed all bank deposits ensuring timeliness and accuracy as well as reconcile monthly statements.

- Investigated and resolved and credit card disputes that were filed..

- Managed a fleet of 60 vehicles, including class A, B, and C trucks.

- Completed any necessary paperwork for CA DMV.

- Handled all car insurance needs, including: Filing auto accident claims, filling out accident reports, adding and deleting drivers and vehicles to the policy, and following through with adjusters to make sure claims were handled properly.

Office Manager

10/2002 – 02/2005 Telcom Services Riverside , Ca

Starting Pay: $7.00 Ending Pay: $9.00

- Maintained data logs