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THE ANSWER TO OBAMA’S QUEST TO LOWER HEALTHCARE COSTS: “Will You Still Love Me, When I’m 64?”
Barack Obama’s second major news conference from The White House marks the 64th day since the innauguration.
Now that it’s over, the question from the classic Beatles song remains: “Will you still love me when I’m 64?”
Nevermind that Paul McCartney divorced his second wife when he was 64, millions of US citizens apparently still love Barack Obama on his day 64.
But will those same people love him when they turn 64? A growing number of experts believe Social Security, Medicare and Medicair could be bankrupt by the time most of us reach age 64. Even Barack Obama expressed major concern in his prime time address about the urgent need to lower the cost of healthcare.
But can the costs of healthcare truly be reduced?
YES!
But what Barack Obama probably does not know is that the solution to lowering healthcare costs is already here—without government aid and without expensive health insurance.
Conducting Talk Show interviews on this topic is James Lansberry, president of the Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries.
During your interview, James shares with your audience the extremely successful ‘Shared Care’ systems across the country that people are already using successfully for just pennies on the dollar, compared to traditional insurance companies and government health providers.
ABOUT JAMES LANSBERRY AND SAMARITAN MINISTRIES…
James Lansberry, president of the Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries, is a Peoria-based expert available to comment on a variety of issues related to health care, including alternatives to traditional health insurance, the economics of health care, health care public policy, health care and tax policy, and the health care industry in general.
Lansberry also is vice president of Peoria-based Samaritan Ministries International. He is a frequent radio guest and an occasional preacher/speaker at churches and conferences.
James Lansberry has been featured in publications including U.S. News and World Report, the Washington Post, as well as in Heritage Forum, the Journal of Modern Ministry, and Every Thought Captive.
In addition to being a health care ‘go to guy’ in print, James has been interviewed by the CBS Evening News and on popular talk shows.
The Alliance, with offices at 2400 W. Altorfer Drive, Peoria, was formed in 2007 to track and address public policy developments that could affect member ministries, which include Samaritan and Medi-Share. The two ministries provide health care cost-sharing arrangements among persons of similar and sincerely held beliefs.
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