Everyone stands in line or que for the government services that they have paid for through their taxes. As paid customers they should be treated with effeciency, respect, and courtesy. Most often they are not. They face smug indifference, arrogance, unnecessary delays, by the so called " public civil servants" . Q-jumpers is a blog to get services through any other means , offer competitive alternatives and make government services more accountable and customer user friendly.
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
The right to know?
Imagine walking into a supermarket to buy cereal. In this supermarket, all the cereal boxes are blank; no one will tell you how much anything costs; and even after you check out, you don’t receive the bill for more than a month. That is exactly the situation for the health care shopper: they do not know what they are buying or what they will pay when they go to the doctor or hospital. In a world in which people will be asked to pay more out of pocket – either because they are a municipal worker retiree being moved to a new plan or one of the millions of private sector workers on higher deductible insurance plans – it is essential that they have good price and quality data to make educated health care decisions.
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