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Because negotiated prices aren't actually low for a good chunk of treatments - especially for the health conditions that someone paying $20k+/year already in pr
by Aloisius 7y ago
Because negotiated prices aren't actually low for a good chunk of treatments - especially for the health conditions that someone paying $20k+/year already in premiums is more likely to contract.
- assblaster 7y agoI pay $25k/year for family insurance with high deductible, and no pre-existing conditions. Negotiated prices paid by insurance actually are pretty good, but could be even better with the price transparency that will come about with Trump's executive order.