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The question isn't whether this is obviously a result of the current structure, but rather, is this good for the people of the US to live like this? Should we t
by throwway120385 2y ago
The question isn't whether this is obviously a result of the current structure, but rather, is this good for the people of the US to live like this? Should we tolerate people being evicted from nursing home programs because their coverage was wrongfully revoked? And when we have story after story of private insurers doing this kind of thing, do we keep living with it to stay in our capitalist utopia, or do we conceive of something different and collectively pay for that instead of for the private insurance we all hate?
- bix6 2y agoWe shouldn’t tolerate it so hopefully these pieces can convince citizens to start forcing better alternatives.
- xadhominemx 2y agoUNH makes low operating margins. If they they took those margins to zero, there would not be a noticeable increase in the amount of care they fund.