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Insurance does raise rates for people who are obese, quite significantly. So the distinction here is that they aren't taking similar action for people who refu
by DarknessFalls 5y ago
Insurance does raise rates for people who are obese, quite significantly. So the distinction here is that they aren't taking similar action for people who refuse the vaccine.
- josephcsible 5y agoDistinguish raising rates from refusing to cover costs. Also, my health insurance company has no idea how much I weigh, so I'm not sure how common that actually is.
- TheParkShark 5y agoThis doesn’t apply to all insurances and doesn’t address the actual question at hand. Should obese people, smokers, alcoholics, drug users, etc be denied medical care for the choices they make? If not, is this insurance argument of yours based on actually wanting medical care changes for the benefit of all or just to intimidate more people into getting the vaccine?