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What's Driving Healthcare Costs?
- BobbyTables2 2y agoI think hospitals are even worse than the insurance companies. It shouldn’t be possible that a 3-4 hr procedure, not involving surgery or medications results in a claim exceeding $200k USD. Might as well just submit claims of $1MM for everything, including a routine physical.
- egberts1 2y agoSilly clawbacks by pharmaceutical dispensers. I have a commercial prescription insurance card. My Rx costs $25. Same Rx costs $10 using just only my revealed Medicare prescription card. Same Rx costs $2.98 posing as a poor destitute customer without revealing any prescription card. Later learned that the drug dispensers takes back and pockets the $22.02 and $7.02 if a prescription card gets procurred. But, but ... BUT I get the Rx for free if I produce both cards. It's a topsy-turvy world!