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It's almost all the result of the extra administrative overhead from our fragmented insurance market, profits to the for-profit hospitals and insurance companie
by roguecoder 13y ago
It's almost all the result of the extra administrative overhead from our fragmented insurance market, profits to the for-profit hospitals and insurance companies and the extremely expensive ineffective end-of-life care that is incentivized by that incredibly messed up system.
- ownagefool 13y agoYeah but that'd all seem to be from private individuals, which seems to fit with my idea of a US that is more than happy to collectivly suffer, as long as folks don't feel anyone is getting a free ride. It's a stupidly short sighted game of russian roulette but nowhere near as hilarious as if the Government itself really does pay out more per capitita than anywhere else in the world.
- dyno12345 13y agoIt really is that bad. http://flipchartfairytales.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/health-per-capita.jpg http://flipchartfairytales.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/healt... When limited only to public spending, Norway and Luxembourg spend more per capita, but that's it