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You’re right, I only looked at basic graphs and confused “the quality of health care you receive” (the numbers I gave) vs “your health care coverage”. Still, t
by bc569a80a344f9c 2y ago
You’re right, I only looked at basic graphs and confused “the quality of health care you receive” (the numbers I gave) vs “your health care coverage”.
Still, that’s a huge dissonance between personal experience and opinion on the nationwide state of things, and I find that interesting because I doubt we can fix it unless a significant majority of people find it enough of a personal priority to vote that way.
- wat10000 2y agoI’m not sure how meaningful that is. I’d rate my coverage as excellent. My out of pocket costs are low, lots of in network providers, etc. At the same time I do not like my insurance company at all. They have stupid issues that I’m forced to resolve, and I definitely don’t look forward to dealing with billing after a major event. I want to see a poll specifically on “how much do you like your health insurance company?” Not your coverage, not your insurance, but specifically the company.
- hamburglar 2y agoI suspect one complication in this type of polling is “relative to what?” I hate my insurance company with a passion and I think they are part of a perverse system of incentives that wildly inflated healthcare costs, but they are a dream compared to my last company. Am I happy? Depends on how you ask.