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You pay for insurance, which pays for Dr’s insurance, which pays other people absurd amounts for malpractice. If you weren’t having to pay two insurance compani
by jonhohle 2y ago
You pay for insurance, which pays for Dr’s insurance, which pays other people absurd amounts for malpractice. If you weren’t having to pay two insurance companies with awfully large buildings, naming rights to stadiums, etc., maybe you could pay for that without government assistance. Somehow people did it successfully for millennia.
- dragonwriter 2y ago> Somehow people did it successfully for millennia. No, they didn't. People with unusual medical needs just died. Heck, people with what we now view as pretty routine medical needs just died.
- FireBeyond 2y ago> which pays other people absurd amounts for malpractice Many states now cap malpractice insurance. Also, malpractice insurance is not as crippling to physicians as some would have you believe.