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Insurance companies are required to pay out 80%/85% of the collected premiums on medical care. Which means the remaining 20%/15% has to cover all the insurance
by wang_li 8y ago
Insurance companies are required to pay out 80%/85% of the collected premiums on medical care. Which means the remaining 20%/15% has to cover all the insurance company costs and any profit they can manage. If premiums are raised then their portion also will increase as a percentage. But if the medical costs increase without a corresponding premium increase, the insurance company won't see any profits.
- MrFantastic 8y ago"But if the medical costs increase without a corresponding premium increase, the insurance company won't see any profits." That almost never happens.