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Originally Posted by pbrauer
You've have that right, when you get sick and it going to cost them a lot money they find ways of not covering it.
How much less would health care costs be when doctors, hospitals, etc couldn't rely on health insurance companies paying the bill?
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You have what right when you get sick? They have to cover what ever is stated they will over in your policy....your policy is a legal contrat you entered into with the insurance company. The people that the process claims in the home office of a health insurance company are paid a salary...they don't receive a bonus for figuring out ways not to pay claims. If they don't pay a claim that the company is obligated to cover, if anything they stand a good chance of being fired for not doing their job correctly and creating legal problems for the company. Large claims are often don't even ome out of a carriers pocket because they usually re-insure themselves for large losses so, whom ever they are re-insured with will be the ones footing the bill on a large claim.
You have it backwards...insurance companies started marketing health insurance when it started to become unaffordable to pay for....not the other way around like you're suggesting.