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At that point, why cover anything at all if the doctor could always be wrong?
by asdff 10mo ago
At that point, why cover anything at all if the doctor could always be wrong?
- terminalshort 10mo agoStupid question. If you have a better way to make decisions on insurance coverage then state it.
- asdff 10mo agoWhy is it on me to come up with a new model for healthcare? I can acknowledge shortcomings of the present system without having to come up with solutions for them.
- latency-guy2 10mo ago> Pretty predictable what happens when you deny coverage for a treatment someone needs Other poster demonstrated that you have no idea what "need" is. So you also have no idea what a "shortcoming of the present system" is either, because how the hell would you even know?
- asdff 10mo agoPeople being denied treatment they need seems like a shortcoming of the present system.