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by rootusrootus
1498 days ago
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> Pricing it into the premium is a terrible idea - it would raise premiums for everyone, for very little gain. Enough to matter? Let's put this in context. A typical CPAP machine will go for years before needing to be replaced, and can be purchased retail for about $800. Compared to routine medical expenses, that's nothing. Heck, the reduction in costs for monitoring compliance would probably lead to -lower- premiums, not higher. |
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