One
Million Hits
Today my Medinnovation and health reform blog received its one millionth page view. I call these page views “hits.” One million
brave souls have downloaded my blog site to see what I have to say.
The significance of this one millionth event, I do not know. My blog is subjective. It is impossible to be truly objective about
ObamaCare. Some believe in government-directed care; others in market-driven care. Some believe in innovation; others in regulation. Rarely do the twain meet.
Simultaneously, the ACA has
helped and harmed health care for millions. It’s a half dozen of one, and six of the other.
For some, the ACA has
provided “free” care. For others, it has
driven up care costs.
For some, it has
given access to new doctors and new health plans. For others, it has caused loss of doctors and
health plans.
For some, health care has
become affordable, for others unaffordable.
For some, the ACA means economic security. For others it portends loss of individual freedom and choice.
For some, the ACA means economic security. For others it portends loss of individual freedom and choice.
ObamaCare, for good and ill, has changed the
health system forever.
There is no return to the good old days. The new days are fraught with risk and uncertainty.
There is no return to the good old days. The new days are fraught with risk and uncertainty.
Richard L.Reece, MD
April 6, 2014
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