CEO of Warner Hospital and Health Services, Paul Skowron says there are certain aspects of Obama Care that need to be fixed and allow more choices for the public and a lesser deductible. 

 

 

Skowron calls the original form of Obama Care an experiment and says now there are identified good parts and bad parts and he hopes the Trump administration will bring out the best of the program.

 

 

For Warner Hospital, Skowron indicates the Obama administration had proposed eliminating critical access hospitals. He says the rural vote for Trump could go a long ways in how he handles critical access hospitals. 

 

 

Skowron indicates patients would be facing deductibles of $1000 to $5000 and the hospital would utilize collection agencies for unpaid bills. He says that is not the type of relationship they want with their patients so getting lower deductibles and more appropriate selections for insurance coverage would go a long ways for everyone.