I kept on reading, but I instantly knew this was a vanity piece for the company. The analogy is just so wrong so it's indicative of lazy article writing. Digre

I kept on reading, but I instantly knew this was a vanity piece for the company. The analogy is just so wrong so it's indicative of lazy article writing. Digression: I suppose a real "Uber of health insurance" would be an app with a map that shows doctors, ERs, walk-in clinics and other practitioners that lets you see someone immediately and also pay for it directly within the app. ...and that's a stupid idea - we already have walk-in clinics in Google Maps, and if I wasn't insured I wouldn't put a $5,000 ER invoice on my credit card without at least negotiating on it first.