I don't know if this is true or not but either way why would anyone want to refute this? Insurance companies paying doctors to make sure patients are vaccinated

I don't know if this is true or not but either way why would anyone want to refute this? Insurance companies paying doctors to make sure patients are vaccinated according to the recommended schedule is a ringing endorsement of vaccination. Insurance companies would in effect be saying with their wallet that vaccinations are safe and effective. Effective enough that paying doctors ten's of thousands is cheaper than paying for the increased costs of care resulting from a significant number of patients not being vaccinated. Since insurance companies would also bear a significant part of the cost of care for patients that were negatively affected by vaccines, this also implies that the rate of and impact of negative effects from vaccination are low.