Al Renner Edward Taylor Lois Robinson.  Define Single Payer Universal Health Insurance  Impact on the workplace  Political implications  Financial.

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Al Renner Edward Taylor Lois Robinson

 Define Single Payer Universal Health Insurance  Impact on the workplace  Political implications  Financial implications  Moral/Ethical implications  Questions

 Single-payer: a public service financing the delivery of universal health care  Universal health care: health care coverage for all eligible residents of a political region and often covers medical, dental and mental health care.

 Businesses save money & increase productivity  Premiums would cost less  Minimal additional taxes  Insurance doesn’t depend on your job

 Radical change  Left-wing view  Right-wing view

 Rising healthcare costs  Uninsured rates increasing  Access rates declining

 The Goal = Everyone is Covered  How would universal health care work for you?  Are all medically necessary services covered by the insurance?  What are the services based on?

 Who will be eligible?  Are there limits on the coverage?  Relationship between Dr./Patient…  Statistics