> The real solution is to either have more beds, or to have less people who need to use them. This is exactly the incentives we've wanted all along. Is healthc

> The real solution is to either have more beds, or to have less people who need to use them. This is exactly the incentives we've wanted all along. Is healthcare too expensive to cover everyone's current level of need? Now it finally makes sense for government to get serious about investing in prevention. Our current incentives of "the more sick-care you provide, the more you get paid" has exactly the opposite incentive. No solution is perfect, but this feels like a significant step in the right direction.