Public Option Healthcare Debate Raises Appreciation of Clinique Veterinaire Bellevue Area

Nov. 23, 2009 - PRLog -- Bellevue, Switzerland - During this week reserved for testaments of thanksgiving, the U.S. Senate finds itself divided into three asymmetrical slices of pie, looking ahead to condensed and interrupted holiday celebrations, and making wishes for a mutually digestible healthcare plan.

There are the liberal democrats; those who wholeheartedly support what’s known as Senator Reid’s “public option.” There are the more conservative democrats; who voted “yea” to a debate on the subject, but are still planted in their opposition to higher costs and taxes. And thirdly, there are the republican senators; who stand firmly united in defiance of the Reid proposition.

All of this comes at a time when few Americans can claim that they haven’t thought about losing their health, wealth, and security. For some, the proposed healthcare reform promises more to be thankful for. For others, it means a threat to the objects of their thanksgivings.  

Dr. Nortey Omaboe of Cabinet Veterinaire International is closely watching the drama unfolding 4,000 miles away. Though he politely declined an offering of his own political advice, the veterinarian did have this to say about pet care in his clinique veterinaire Bellevue area: “Though national pet healthcare coverage will never be debated by any governing body, it works here because pet owners freely choose their levels of coverage. Though third-party liability insurance coverage is mandatory for all dogs, additional health insurance for animals is elective, and quite often financially sensible.”

Dr. Omaboe also points out that the many advancements in conventional medicine have been catalyzed by discoveries in veterinary medicine. He also believes that early detection (through the use of high-tech, human-grade equipment), holistic care, and personalized, caring doctors make vast differences in any healthcare’s costs and effectiveness. He cautions against losing sight of the human experience, and that conventional and veterinary medicine can often become clouded by economics.

Historically, the U.S. and Switzerland have participated in dialogue regarding healthcare. Earlier this month, for instance, they met, along with representatives from eight other nations to discuss worldwide healthcare challenges like elder care, general practitioner shortages, and recommendations for the United States in its pending healthcare reform.

“The parallels between conventional medicine and veterinary medicine are broader that one might imagine,” notes Dr. Omaboe. “Compassion has to be foremost in the minds of all involved. Medical professionals, insurance providers, and personal caregivers must unite with one common goal in mind: The patient.”

Every eye and ear will be tuned to the debates ringing through the U.S. Senate in the coming weeks. Will 31 million uninsured realize relief? Who will pay? And what will the government’s role be in all of it?

And in Dr. N.J. Omaboe’s clinique veterinaire Bellevue area, every eye and ear will be turned to the needs of their patients. Routine care, vaccinations, radiological diagnostics, homeopathic and holistic therapies, veterinary surgery, and compassionate approaches to every patient…furry, scaled, or feathered…will continue to offer first-rate models; for not only animal hospitals Bellevue area, but for worldwide healthcare providers.

To learn more about animal hospitals Bellevue area and Dr. Nortey Omaboe’s clinique veterinaire Bellevue area, visit http://veterinaireonline.com

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