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It would be an improvement until premiums increased and/or there was a shortage of services, likely in the form of longer wait times. That would be a net benefi
by derektank 2y ago
It would be an improvement until premiums increased and/or there was a shortage of services, likely in the form of longer wait times. That would be a net benefit for some patients and a net loss for others.
- Spivak 2y agoGiven that claim denials most often happen after the services are rendered the shortage issue is probably not that significant. But nonetheless health insurance being affordable only because insurance companies can simply choose to not provide service to their customers and if people stopped forgoing necessary medical care there would be shortages aren't I think the points you think your making.