Health care system is unsustainable, says Committee for Economic Development president
| October 31, 2007 |  View for printing |
Convinced that the current health care system, driven in large part by employers, is unsustainable, a national group of CEOs and university presidents advocates scrapping the current way of insuring Americans in favor of a plan it says provides broader coverage, more individual choice and better cost controls.
Charles Kolb, president of the Committee for Economic Development, told professionals Tuesday at the Montana Health Care Forum that the current system costs more than any in the world but doesn’t offer better health care than any other developed country while leaving too many people without insurance.
By JOHN HARRINGTON - Independent Record
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