Americans Don’t Expect Healthcare Changes To Be Positive

October 21, 2009 by George Van Antwerp 0 Comments

In the latest poll by USA Today and Gallup, the majority of people expect health care legislation to either have no change or make things worse.  (A $1T for neutral would be a problem.)

Here are the results from four questions:

  1. Quality of health care you and your family receive.  [19% get better; 40% no change; 39% get worse]
  2. Health care coverage you and your family receive.  [20% get better; 40% no change; 37% get worse]
  3. Insurance company requirements you have to meet to get certain treatments covered.  [25% get better; 25% no change; 46% get worse]
  4. Cost you and your family pay for health care.  [22% get better; 27% no change; 49% get worse]
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