I believe it was Abraham Lincoln who posited, "remain silent and only be thought a fool, open your mouth and you remove all doubt". Mel, as a Rutgers graduate, I assumed you are no fool, nor are you stupid, ignorant perhaps, because all of us are since we do not know everything. The more you post however, I am beginning to have my doubts.
Insurance works exactly like the insurance companies want it to.They take a portion of your premiums and purchase a senator or congressman and get the exact legislation that benefits them the most......There problem answered....k
nd thus answers the question why so many physicians and allied health care professionals have gone to what is known as "cash practice"...collect what it really costs and void the middle man.
Your idea, limited as it is, would work if the only ailment afflicting people was pancreatic cancer. It would also require that no one ever suffered an injury requiring medical attention of any kind. And that women stopped giving birth.
Other than than these things, what you describe is exactly how insurance should work.
I believe it was Abraham Lincoln who posited, "remain silent and only be thought a fool, open your mouth and you remove all doubt". Mel, as a Rutgers graduate, I assumed you are no fool, nor are you stupid, ignorant perhaps, because all of us are since we do not know everything. The more you post however, I am beginning to have my doubts.
Et tu Brute.
This from the man who does know what is wrong or false with everything to a certainty.
Which we have no doubts about.
a-c: can I still comment about the lipstick?
a-c given everything Mel isn't, according to pmconusa, let him comment
Insurance works exactly like the insurance companies want it to.They take a portion of your premiums and purchase a senator or congressman and get the exact legislation that benefits them the most......There problem answered....k
Dude don't let me stop you. It's a free country after all.
nd thus answers the question why so many physicians and allied health care professionals have gone to what is known as "cash practice"...collect what it really costs and void the middle man.
It's called "Direct Patient Care," and is growing, but very slowly as best I can tell.
Your idea, limited as it is, would work if the only ailment afflicting people was pancreatic cancer. It would also require that no one ever suffered an injury requiring medical attention of any kind. And that women stopped giving birth.
Other than than these things, what you describe is exactly how insurance should work.
Well it would certainly keep costs down, because anything more expensive than $10k would not ever be used. (i.e. Death is cheap)
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