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by nradov
870 days ago
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Most patients who are unhappy about how much they have to pay should complain to their employer, not their nominal health insurer. The majority of US consumers reading this obtain their medical coverage from self-insured employers who use "insurance" companies mostly for network management and claims administration. It's the employer who ultimately pays for treatments. An insurance company will be happy to put together a custom plan for an employer under which plan members get as much care as they want for $0 out of pocket. This will be extremely expensive for the employer. (We can argue about whether health plans should be tied to employers at all but that's a separate issue.) |
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