4 ms·
that would just increase prices to cover wider range of possible outcomes that can't necessarily be predicted going in
by dv_dt 1y ago
that would just increase prices to cover wider range of possible outcomes that can't necessarily be predicted going in
- maerF0x0 1y agoand price competition would squeeze the range towards better estimates or even taking a loss on some slice of procedures. Just as insurance does right now.
- dv_dt 1y agoThe indirection for variability of costs basically places a accounting hole that the motivation for "fixed" estimates was attempting to plug. Then it basically becomes a regulatory accounting chasing game that costs even more to administer. Instead of verify, time and materials expended are whats billed, now to verify fair prices, you need a sample size of all the outcomes of all the procedures that started with this code and their relative weighting of occurrence, and verify all the time and materials expended for each. It all costs more for dubious benefit of a privatized multi payer model