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Should athelete receive free chiropratic care after retirement?
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∙ 13y ago
This is a difficult question, as there is no such thing as free stuff. Someone always has to pay!
- Are you asking if the government should use our tax dollars to pay for retired athletes chiropractic care?
- Are you asking if chiropractors should donate their time to treat retired athletes?
- Are you asking if insurance companies should pay for chiropractic care for retired athletes (right now most insurance companies already pay for chiropractic care for athletes and non-athletes).
In all three of these cases, someone still has to "pay", so its never "free". The question becomes, who should pay? Chiropractors? Athletes? The public (via taxes)? Insurance companies?
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