← Back to context Comment by parineum 8 hours ago Medicare is currently something like 14% of the budget and covers 20% of the population. 3 comments parineum Reply supertrope 8 hours ago The least healthiest 20% of the population. Old people use much more medical care. parineum 3 hours ago Personal healthcare spending is estimated to have been 4.5T in 2024. [1] Total revenue was 4.9T that year. [2][1] https://nchsdata.cdc.gov/dqs?topic=personal-healthcare-spend...[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_federal_bud... oklahomasports 7 hours ago to be fair if everyone was paying 10-20k less in private healthcare thorough their employer you could tax that amount
supertrope 8 hours ago The least healthiest 20% of the population. Old people use much more medical care. parineum 3 hours ago Personal healthcare spending is estimated to have been 4.5T in 2024. [1] Total revenue was 4.9T that year. [2][1] https://nchsdata.cdc.gov/dqs?topic=personal-healthcare-spend...[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_federal_bud...
parineum 3 hours ago Personal healthcare spending is estimated to have been 4.5T in 2024. [1] Total revenue was 4.9T that year. [2][1] https://nchsdata.cdc.gov/dqs?topic=personal-healthcare-spend...[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_federal_bud...
oklahomasports 7 hours ago to be fair if everyone was paying 10-20k less in private healthcare thorough their employer you could tax that amount
The least healthiest 20% of the population. Old people use much more medical care.
Personal healthcare spending is estimated to have been 4.5T in 2024. [1] Total revenue was 4.9T that year. [2]
[1] https://nchsdata.cdc.gov/dqs?topic=personal-healthcare-spend...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_federal_bud...
to be fair if everyone was paying 10-20k less in private healthcare thorough their employer you could tax that amount