alt Hacker NewsIn 2011, when my premiums were $1600 a month. I dropped my plan when it hit $4900/month to go on my employer’s crappier plan.
And as noted in that other conversation, this is one aspect of many. UHC isn’t pursuing vertical integration for funsies.
In 2011, when my premiums were $1600 a month. I dropped my plan when it hit $4900/month to go on my employer’s crappier plan.
And as noted in that other conversation, this is one aspect of many. UHC isn’t pursuing vertical integration for funsies.
That's not an argument; it's just vibes. Whenever we get actual numbers to look at, your arguments fall apart.
Again, I want to be clear: I'm not here to defend the American health system. It's a disaster. It's just clear to me you don't have a bead on why that is. (The answer is artificial scarcity of practitioners, overprescription, and lack of price transparency).