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Sure, I'm not denying the artificial supply constraints is a huge problem (I've complained about this on many instances on HN). I'm saying that it is orthogonal
by llamaimperative 2y ago
Sure, I'm not denying the artificial supply constraints is a huge problem (I've complained about this on many instances on HN). I'm saying that it is orthogonal to the problem described in the article.
- golergka 2y agoYou don't think that the problem described in this article has anything to do with supply and demand for doctors and their services?
- llamaimperative 2y agoNo I have no reason to believe that having more doctors would induce insurers to keep their network directories up to date and to represent their network to consumers honestly. A more direct solution is to just fine them $10,000 every time a patient is told a doctor is in network and they are not.