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Yes, but healthcare is different because society doesn’t accept that people should die on the street when treatment is available. Economically it’s probably mo
by ericmay 4y ago
Yes, but healthcare is different because society doesn’t accept that people should die on the street when treatment is available.
Economically it’s probably more productive to give someone however many more working years too.
- treeman79 4y agoCash prices on non emergency stuff is often drastically cheaper then insurance. Nothing like MRI place asking you’ll pay 500 cash. Of 750 copay with balance billed to insurance
- ericmay 4y agoyea but that’s immaterial in the broader scheme. How do you transport someone who is incapable of transporting themselves to lifesaving treatment? Who pays for chemo? Etc. Of course paying for bandaids or ibuprofen is on the table but that isn’t what we are talking about mostly.