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Patients right now are struggling to pay copays and premiums and deductibles and the cost of prescriptions are astronomical. arthel.arthel: you're saying we prices on the label, you can say this pair of shoes is that amount at this store, i'll go to this store to find it for 20% less. what will hospitals do? is there a way to circumvent this? >> it's possible. we need to find common ground. hospitals have to meet overhead, they have bills to pay, they have to make some profit. but at least give estimates of what the costs will be so that we cannot put patients into financial ruin just to get b...
Talk about payment reform and delivery system reform in 140 characters. it's hard to talk about in the a snapshot and soundbite. but it's easy to talk about it when you talk to a family who's gotten life-saving treatment at a place where they were uninsured five years ago. they walked into the emergency room. they could not get treatment they needed but now they're getting care and better and so i've talked to these ceos and health systems. i've talked to the leaders that run hospitals, i work with them and they believe the affordable care act means a whole lot to them and it's allowing them t...
They could not get treatment they needed but now they're getting care and better and so i've talked to these ceos and health systems. i've talked to the leaders that run hospitals, i work with them and they believe the affordable care act means a whole lot to them and it's allowing them the opportunity to do what they do best, that's save lives. i'm not talking one or two, i'm talking tens of millions in cities across the country. >> we do know for certain the uninsured rate in 2009 was 16.4%, now it's 10%. one more word anton and jess, yes or no, do republicans fully repeal and not replace th...