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Actually, that would make a good choice for a start up, no? The population is generally low risk for costly procedures and mostly need basic, no-frills care and
by abyssknight 17y ago
Actually, that would make a good choice for a start up, no? The population is generally low risk for costly procedures and mostly need basic, no-frills care and if their business succeeds, they could be converted to a more corporate friendly policy. To be honest, I'm not sure why this hasn't been done yet.
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