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In reply to the discussion: Should employer-based health plans now jack up rates on the unvaccinated? [View all]Ms. Toad
(36,215 posts)8. Agreed.
People have very short memories as to health care.
I guess that means they have the luxury of not having anyone with chronic health conditions in their family. I certainly can't forget the pre-ACA impossibility of getting access to health care for my daughter.
Vaccine requirement is a far better route.
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Should employer-based health plans now jack up rates on the unvaccinated? [View all]
Algernon Moncrieff
Aug 2021
OP
Agree. But that sets precedent for charging people more for weight, alcohol, not exercising, etc.
Hoyt
Aug 2021
#2
The category is smoking, not "personal choice to put your own well being at risk"
Ms. Toad
Aug 2021
#28
Exactly. This is exactly one of the changes to ACA that the Republicans tried to pass
fescuerescue
Aug 2021
#14