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If this is as cost-effective as it claims, what's to stop private insurance companies from pushing and covering it? It should theoretically cut their own costs
by rthomas6 14y ago
If this is as cost-effective as it claims, what's to stop private insurance companies from pushing and covering it? It should theoretically cut their own costs in the long run, right?
- GFischer 14y agoI wish some insurance companies could figure out that. In reality, if they are something like the one I work for, politicking and manager infighting will prevent it - everyone wants the OTHER divisions to lose power, but not their own. My own manager created his own personal software factory (for a freaking country branch), in spite of my belief that it's extremely inefficient for the company as a whole. The shareholders don't care as long as the company makes money.