Such a novel concept that when we seek to provide health care, we actually pay for care instead of insurance. Rand Paul made a similar case last summer that if

Such a novel concept that when we seek to provide health care, we actually pay for care instead of insurance. Rand Paul made a similar case last summer that if the government is seeking to to provide care for people who can't afford it, it should put the money into care instead of into insurance companies. It would be much cheaper an much more effective. Note that if you go to the highlighted facility, you can still contact your insurance to pay for the procedure - its just that the doctors in this case are not doing that for you. I've never understood why doctors involved themselves in dealing with insurance companies. It's the patient's company, so the patient should deal with it. If more doctors did this, patients would realize that the real problem is the insurance companies. Market forces might even cause insurance companies to provide better service.