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"A regular checkup to your Doctor, does that really have to be something that is covered 100% by government" YES! Public healthcare is a RIGHT in this country, and you will never have to pay while the NDP are in power! Period. Full stop. End of discussion. #ABLeg #ABPoli
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@MichelleBaerNDP I pay $3500/yr for extended health benefits that only cover a portion or % of dental, vision, and paramedical services, so I end up paying a lot out of pocket for those treatments. I already pay a lot for healthcare. I can't imagine having to pay for routine doctor's visits.

Use Actuvi to grow your health practice with digital care and remote monitoring. Increase revenue by $500,000+, improve care, and provide your patients with a convenient experience to keep them with you over a telehealth app that pushes them to random doctors.

@MichelleBaerNDP @MerlinofCanada

@MichelleBaerNDP #CanadaHealthAct

@MichelleBaerNDP @RachelNotley So never having to pay for it … but we tripled your taxes. Oh trust me, we’ll pay for it. I’m not advocating for private healthcare, but then again, neither is Premier Danielle Smith. Just the NDP scare tactics to get control over more of our lives.

@MichelleBaerNDP @CupeAB A health spending account I'll make sure to fit that in somewhere in-between my dollar store grocery account and my saving up to buy a bed so I can stop sleeping on a couch account

@MichelleBaerNDP @NanaBan75189531 This is dangerous. Canadians have a right to public healthcare. Privatization leads to wealth equals health while the have nots go without. That was the way it was before universal medicare came in.

@MichelleBaerNDP Is this a recent interview?

It's from an interview she did a year ago with Business Insider while she was with the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary.

@MichelleBaerNDP @RachelNotley Would taxes be reduced?

@MichelleBaerNDP @RachelNotley I agree. I fell and bruised,cracked,broke? A rib. They were sending me for X-rays. I asked what is the difference in treatment. The answer was.. No difference, no difference in outcome. I declined saying “waste of time and money.

