Sure, but they're also not 100% efficiently utilized. Far from it. And the argument is that profit motive in health care may actually drive "efficiency of utili

Sure, but they're also not 100% efficiently utilized. Far from it. And the argument is that profit motive in health care may actually drive "efficiency of utilization" the opposite direction. When one person is staying at home with chest pain, afraid of the ER bill, while another person shows up with a soar throat and a headache because they have health insurance, well...that's pretty clearly misdirected utilization of the scarce resources.