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To: Pravda who wrote (212039)	7/23/2009 7:11:28 PM
From: NOW	Respond to of 306849

well if value is in the eye of the beholder why not ask folks which they like more? guess what, folks have: here is what they found: "Medicare beneficiaries are more likely than enrollees in employer-sponsored plans to rate their health insurance as excellent (32% vs. 20%) and less likely to report negative experiences with their insurance plans (43% vs. 61%). Medicare beneficiaries are also less likely than those with private insurance to go without needed care owing to costs (18% vs. 22%). The survey also finds that elderly Medicare beneficiaries are more likely to report being very satisfied with the care they received compared with those with private insurance (62% vs. 51%)." Pravda indeed