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That is a feature, not a bug. Why would a well-paid, highly regulated profession allow people to come into their turf and undercut them? Not saying this is a
by honkycat 7y ago
That is a feature, not a bug.
Why would a well-paid, highly regulated profession allow people to come into their turf and undercut them?
Not saying this is a GOOD thing. Merely pointing out that the system is working as intended.
- C4stor 7y agoIf the final user is losing, it's a bug.
- magashna 7y agoAt least in the IT world, there are lots of contractors sold on their certifications who end up being complete frauds. I'd like there to be some sort of way to prove your merit especially when you have people's lives in your hands.
- Nuzzerino 7y agoIn my experience being at the receiving end of many arrogant and unprofessional "doctors", having that medical license is far from proof of anything. If anything, the licensing requirement functions as little else than yet another barrier to competition, which ultimately harms the patients.
- marrone12 7y agoThere is no "undercutting" in health care. Vast majority of services are already priced out by insurance companies, there just aren't enough people to do all of them.
- ses1984 7y ago>...there just aren't enough people to do all of them. which factors into the economics of prices negotiated between providers and insurance companies.