California $400 Billion Healthcare

IncSmart California  (Small Business and Startups) - The California state government is passing legislation for Californians to receive their health coverage by creating a single government run entity.  This will be a California universal-care system for everyone in the state.  Lawmakers acknowledging that the fees are just a guessing game and that significant details remain unanswered.  The biggest question is how the state would pay for and provide care for its residents which number over 39 million.

A quick study shows $200 billion from a new 15 percent payroll tax. The other $200 billion could come from existing federal, state and local spending on health care.  Trump would have to approve any changes to Medicaid funds for the program, and California still faces questions of sanctuary city funding.  The  California state budget now stands at $180 billion.  Adding $400 billion more in taxes is a huge taxing plan.   The state is currently failing to sustain the government system, Medical that only serves 14 million people.  These Medical patients are having problems the state Medical program for low covers people.  They are having trouble finding a doctors who accepts their insurance.