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It's "theirs" in that they're the ones with absolute discretion over its disposition. It's a turn of phrase, and not meant to be taken strictly literally.
by rosser 7y ago
It's "theirs" in that they're the ones with absolute discretion over its disposition. It's a turn of phrase, and not meant to be taken strictly literally.
- alistairSH 7y agoSure, but the fact remains that by sending you to an ER instead of a GP's office caused an increase in cost to everybody in your risk pool. It's an inefficiency that shouldn't exist.
- rosser 7y ago> It's an inefficiency that shouldn't exist. I completely agree. I think it's an absurdity that shouldn't exist. My point in sharing my anecdote was to validate the prevalence of the absurdity that my comment's parent observed, though I probably could have been more explicit about that.