subject: Who should be required to contribute toward the costs of providing health care in a society [print this page] There are many sides to this argument, all of which are worth considering. What it means to your bottom line however, is that you may have to seriously think about how you will spend your healthcare advertising dollars, and your medical marketing money. Will you promote quality care despite healthcare coverage or lack thereof? Will you spend a large portion of your medical practice management time in how much you are willing to risk your bottom line in order to give continual high levels of care despite potential cutbacks in insurance coverage? Will you even go as far as to reconsider even opening a medical practice given the changes looming on the horizon? Only you can decide.
Who should be required to contribute toward the costs of providing health care in a society
