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When you say "People demand the system spare no expense on their care." is that really all americans? So there's no market for cheaper but somewhat less effect
by raesene9 8y ago
When you say "People demand the system spare no expense on their care." is that really all americans?
So there's no market for cheaper but somewhat less effective health care?
Given that medical bills are the number one cause of personal bankruptcy in the USA[1], it seems really odd that all those people who's lives are getting seriously messed up by this wouldn't want some form of cheaper health care, even if it wasn't the no.1 most effective option.
https://www.thebalance.com/medical-bankruptcy-statistics-4154729 https://www.thebalance.com/medical-bankruptcy-statistics-415...
- taxicabjesus 8y ago> When you say "People demand the system spare no expense on their care." is that really all americans? There are nuances. The insurance model trains people to not care about the cost of the services they receive. > So there's no market for cheaper but somewhat less effective health care? I think healthcare that focuses on actual problems instead of downstream problems is more effective in addition to being cheaper.