John Whitling
Nov 1 · 1 min read

Hi Gregg. I would imagine that for people that have financial instruments that set aside anticipated healthcare cost coverage that you would be allowed to revise the terms of such plans though I do not know that. Consider that you will have ZERO healthcare costs though .. still a great place to be.

As for your second concern .. the numbers show that the reductions in doctor’s office, care centers, and hospital overheads will cover any reductions in revenue and give doctors more billable time than they have now which increases their incomes. Also note that the payment methods in M4A actually pay out more than what Medicare pays them today.

This very deep study on the Sanders, M4A plan goes into these questions on a field specialty basis so you can see how it works. While some medical fields do lose a little, others gain a little.

PERI — Economic Analysis of Medicare for All

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