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How the Market Can Cure the Health Care Crisis w/Dr. Keith Smith! - YouTube
Interesting video - worth an evening watch.
Interesting video - worth an evening watch.
How the Market Can Cure the Health Care Crisis W/Dr. Keith Smith!
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Don't have time now. Perhaps later today or this evening.
Often I can get an idea of what the video is about by reading comments. Easy to see who is informed, who isn't.
Anytime I see the word "profit" listed as a reason why health care and health insurance are high cost items I know that person has no clue what they are talking about.
When they attempt to compare the health care system in the US to other countries I know they fell off the turnip truck yesterday.
Let me get back to you on this.
Often I can get an idea of what the video is about by reading comments. Easy to see who is informed, who isn't.
Anytime I see the word "profit" listed as a reason why health care and health insurance are high cost items I know that person has no clue what they are talking about.
When they attempt to compare the health care system in the US to other countries I know they fell off the turnip truck yesterday.
Let me get back to you on this.
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Those comments are far and away unrelated to the video itself.
I usually find the most asinine replies/"discussions" in youtube comments, and they can for the most part be disregarded.
I usually find the most asinine replies/"discussions" in youtube comments, and they can for the most part be disregarded.
OK, med mal is a very small part of the cost of health care and health insurance.
"Transparency" is a nice concept, but really doesn't work beyond routine care.
What a hospital (or any other provider) charges is a straw man argument. Only thing that matters is what they collect.
This guy has no clue about repricing. The example he uses where the carrier "collects" 35% of the discount is rarely used.
This guy's cash model makes a lot of sense for many areas of health care.
Unusual that they don't take Medicare or Medicaid. I wonder how he manages to circumvent the system and effectively charge a higher rate than Medicare would approve.
Don't get me wrong, this guy has some good ideas but I don't see this as replacing the current system since it caters only to those with the ability to pay. That is a very small percentage of the population.
Did this guy every live at Ruby Ridge?
"Transparency" is a nice concept, but really doesn't work beyond routine care.
What a hospital (or any other provider) charges is a straw man argument. Only thing that matters is what they collect.
This guy has no clue about repricing. The example he uses where the carrier "collects" 35% of the discount is rarely used.
This guy's cash model makes a lot of sense for many areas of health care.
Unusual that they don't take Medicare or Medicaid. I wonder how he manages to circumvent the system and effectively charge a higher rate than Medicare would approve.
Don't get me wrong, this guy has some good ideas but I don't see this as replacing the current system since it caters only to those with the ability to pay. That is a very small percentage of the population.
Did this guy every live at Ruby Ridge?
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