> We need them to be held accountable. We likely also need the general cost of doing business in healthcare to go down These two statements are at odds with ea

> We need them to be held accountable. We likely also need the general cost of doing business in healthcare to go down These two statements are at odds with each other. > responsible for due to throwing up so many barriers To me, it's obviously lack of competition that's the problem, you don't want to punish crappy providers, you want to subsidize new ones so the market is flooded with options. Which can be done right after we solve the monopolization problem in health care service providers, medical equipment providers, and "pharmacy benefit managers."