[windows_hater_7]

Occam’s razor seems nice here. Higher demand for care due to rising number of legitimate diagnoses or widespread fraud?

[singpolyma3]

... which of those do you expect Occam's razor points to?

[add-sub-mul-div]

It's like a litmus test for whether you're susceptible to Facebook boomer ragebait.

[dmitrygr]

Were the indictments also ragebait? https://www.justice.gov/usao-mn/pr/first-defendant-charged-a...

Are you really so petty as to call anything not fitting your world view "ragebait"?

[spicyusername]

...not... ...fraud?

[singpolyma3]

Ok. Maybe. In areas I'm familiar with fraud is so widespread as to feel like the simpler answer. But I have no context for places with medical fraud so I bow to your experience here

[peyton]

Absent enforcement, proceeds from fraud are invested in more fraud. Given that fraud exists in this area, the shape of the growth curve suggests fraud as a plausible driver.