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To: nextrade! who wrote (26865)	2/3/2005 12:41:36 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (2) of 306849

nextrade, rather than encourage bankruptcy (that taxpayers ultimately pay), wouldn't it be more financially prudent to mandate continuous coverage? Up to 50% of bankruptcies could be eliminated. Why should health care follow a job, it should follow the person. According to the article, 50% of bankruptcies are due to people with medical problems where many of them lose their jobs and thus lose their medical care. Make the coverage continuous, watch the bankruptcies go decline. Why doesn't Congress do something financially prudent like that? Regards, Amy J

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