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Surely the complete removal of insurance and advertising from the US healthcare system would have an impact on the overall cost. Not to mention the amount of ea
by forgotusername6 1y ago
Surely the complete removal of insurance and advertising from the US healthcare system would have an impact on the overall cost. Not to mention the amount of early preventative care that could be carried out instead of people waiting until it was really serious due to fear of medical bills.
- andy99 1y agoYes, the problem is insurance, not who pays for healthcare. There's not universal government funded car maintenance and it works just fine for the most part. Insuring predictable, recurring costs is a scam. There's room, either private or public, to backstop catastrophes, but not the rest.
- epistasis 1y agoWe are about twice as expensive as healthcare system from other similar countries. Eliminating all administrative fees from insurance, all advertising, does not close that gap. There's a lot more going on!