Re: Edron, er, Edison in NY Times

[Pikku Myy <lillamyy@HOTMAIL.COM>]

I suppose it depends on the HMO. Some are an improvement over nothing. Some
are a BIG improvement over nothing. And some... well, some are merely a big
empty box with a fancy label.

PM


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> Subject: Re: Edron, er, Edison in NY Times
> Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 20:19:15 -0500
>
> Humes-Schulz wrote:
>
> Let's go back to the original analogy:  HMO's.  If you are one of the 38
> million folks who have no health insurance, getting access to an HMO,
> even a crappy HMO puts you in a better position than before and your
> family will have better access to health care.  Not optimum health
> care.  Not best health care, not state of the art health care -- but
> better off than before


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