That kind of extractive, anti-consumer business model would be worth going after in any industry, but it feels especially bad in health care. Most health care

That kind of extractive, anti-consumer business model would be worth going after in any industry, but it feels especially bad in health care. Most health care isn't optional for the patient, and of course the more non-optional the care is the more expensive it tends to be. And serious health problems are both rare and incredibly stressful for the patient. Someone with cancer is going to have no experience shopping around for oncologists and will be willing to pay almost anything not to die. It's almost the worst possible scenario for consumer driven free market dynamics. My personal opinion is that giant health-care conglomerates probably shouldn't exist at all. But if they do, they should be subject to much higher standards when it comes to things like antitrust than regular companies.