Ya know, it's horrible to suggest allowing a company giving out bad test results to continue operating is a good idea. But on the backdrop of the US having the

Ya know, it's horrible to suggest allowing a company giving out bad test results to continue operating is a good idea. But on the backdrop of the US having the most expensive health care in the world and getting some of the worst service, at least these people were probably mostly right? I wonder if we fall into this fallacy of "health care should be perfect" so they should be able to ask whatever price they want. People in the US don't get to see the bill until after the procedure, if that's the norm then of course we're getting screwed.