Healthcare sector leads the way again

[Anonymous]

Healthcare sector leads the way again...I hope this economy starts adding jobs in other sectors. I really hope we are not all destined to this sector.

[Anonymous]

Hiring has picked up, it’ll be fine

[Anonymous]

Healthcare is only going up from here on out. We're headed to a Japan style economy where most people are old and on life support with a younger generation that couldn't care less about working themselves to death supporting it all.

[Anonymous]

It keeps adding job because it keeps ripping off Americans.

[Anonymous]

The bill passed and healthcare will start seeing tons of losses. Hospitals closing, clinics closing. You’ll get your wish soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The bill passed and healthcare will start seeing tons of losses. Hospitals closing, clinics closing. You’ll get your wish soon.

This

Lots more people will be dying at home soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The bill passed and healthcare will start seeing tons of losses. Hospitals closing, clinics closing. You’ll get your wish soon.

Politics aside, is it really true that this will happen? If so when will start seeing it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hiring has picked up, it’ll be fine

Anyone here gotten a job recently?

[Anonymous]

The Congressional Budget Office estimates $1 trillion less in federal Medicaid spending over the next 10 years, and about 17 million people would lose insurance coverage. Virtually all of that money would be going to providers— hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, etc. you can’t take that much money out of an industry and not see impacts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Congressional Budget Office estimates $1 trillion less in federal Medicaid spending over the next 10 years, and about 17 million people would lose insurance coverage. Virtually all of that money would be going to providers— hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, etc. you can’t take that much money out of an industry and not see impacts.

If Democrats win in 4 years, can they pass a bill to re-instate those funds? Or is the bill written in a way that the changes are irreversible? I am not well versed in these issues that's why I am asking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Congressional Budget Office estimates $1 trillion less in federal Medicaid spending over the next 10 years, and about 17 million people would lose insurance coverage. Virtually all of that money would be going to providers— hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, etc. you can’t take that much money out of an industry and not see impacts.

If Democrats win in 4 years, can they pass a bill to re-instate those funds? Or is the bill written in a way that the changes are irreversible? I am not well versed in these issues that's why I am asking

I was wondering that too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Congressional Budget Office estimates $1 trillion less in federal Medicaid spending over the next 10 years, and about 17 million people would lose insurance coverage. Virtually all of that money would be going to providers— hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, etc. you can’t take that much money out of an industry and not see impacts.

If Democrats win in 4 years, can they pass a bill to re-instate those funds? Or is the bill written in a way that the changes are irreversible? I am not well versed in these issues that's why I am asking

Yes, but some of the damage will already have been done at that point.