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Healthcare is NOT a human right. It’s a commodity, highly subsidized by taxpayers.

Ge Bai I have no problem with calling it a "right" or a "good". Either way, the debate is still about who pays for it.

"Inexpensive and frequent expenditures are not insurable because the administrative cost of processing these claims outweighs the benefits of pooling the associated risks." Precisely. We should not insure low-price, high-frequency events.

This is a great great concept.

I used to be a single payer advocate Then I saw how badly we botched the ACA Our only hope is REAL free market forces driving prices and costs in healthcare We must allow catastrophic only coverage and give Americans back $$ to allocate towards health that matters for them

I agree with this 100% and would add that health insurance should also not cover: • Imaging • Labs • Generic Drugs • Procedures • Physician services This would move patients away from expensive hospital-delivered services and toward inexpensive, free-standing services.

Love it! Like my friend Dan Malone says, “We are we insuring haircuts”

Interesting out of the box thinking. What is insurance for? Is it always the right way to pay for healthcare services?

Historic context on primary care: lnkd.in/ed7FMBsR

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