CaspianXIWhat's a company secret you can share now that you no longer work there?
FuckOffThe people who negotiate your medical claims make more money on the settlement commissions than the doctors even make from their procedures.
And there’s like 25-40 people total who handle the claims for every single health insurance company.
The US healthcare and insurance industry is such a scam. There are so many people making so much money off denying claims and overcharging for procedures.
Thats what happens when you dont regulate anything, evil people will just try to hurt the good people just for money
Healthcare is one of the heaviest regulated industries in the US. Less regulations would be better-you could go to a store, see a menu board and order an MRI with upfront pricing.
Hospitals or healthcare insurance is so regulated?
you could go to a store, see a menu board and order an MRI with upfront pricing
Can you explain this? From what I understood, there is no upfront pricing because insurance companies are slow to provide a price. If there is no insurance company involved, then hospitals would be able to tell you the price.