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Locking a potentially beneficial treatment behind an insurance-driven paywall seems like the height of evil to me. There's no technical or medical reason that t
by peteforde 4y ago
Locking a potentially beneficial treatment behind an insurance-driven paywall seems like the height of evil to me. There's no technical or medical reason that this should require 3rd-party validation to use. If someone is having nightmares that are impacting their life in a negative way, why shouldn't they be able to try NightWare or similar and see if it works for them?
I have no problem with NightWare making a profit. Let people make big-kid decisions, bring their own (already owned!) hardware and see if the solution works for them. The actual worst-case scenario is that nothing happens.
400 veterans at $$$$/head vs potentially [tens of?] million humans with nightmares at $$/head seems like easy math.