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This is the problem with insurance in general. The incentive of insurance is at direct odds with patients and doctors. It's a tug of war, and even if insurance
by consteval 2y ago
This is the problem with insurance in general. The incentive of insurance is at direct odds with patients and doctors.
It's a tug of war, and even if insurance "loses", it doesn't matter, because you lost trillions of dollars in that tug of war. It's artificial inefficiency caused by privatization, very much a Dark Night burning a mountain of money situation.
- SauciestGNU 2y agoYeah I'm in favor of a single payer system, but I think that's even less likely than adding some guardrails to what we have now.