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It's easy to blame the insurance companies, but doing so misses the more important detail: There aren't enough providers. No amount of complaining or regulating
by ars 2y ago
It's easy to blame the insurance companies, but doing so misses the more important detail: There aren't enough providers. No amount of complaining or regulating the insurance companies is going to change this.
- Apocryphon 2y agoThey should still be blamed by misrepresenting the lack of supply in their network. But certainly, medical professions probably need reform to alleviate supply, then of course you get into knock-on effects ranging from malpractice suits/tort reform to medical school tuitions. On the subject of mental health, it almost feels like we need a Manhattan Project of sorts to deal with the mounting crisis.
- LorenPechtel 2y agoAny longstanding shortage is either a resource limit or because the price is too low.
- binfalse2 2y ago[flagged]