Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He...
by WalterSear on Friday May 03, 2019 @02:47PM
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The incentive is gone, since preexisting conditions are no longer a disqualification.
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Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He...
by dsfyu404ed on Friday May 03, 2019 @03:22PM
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The incentive is still very much there. You just can't use a preexisting condition as your excuse anymore.
Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He...
by WalterSear on Friday May 03, 2019 @06:45PM
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I would argue that the incentive was implicit and fundamental to the nature of the business, because it provided agents with a method to pick and choose their clients.
By inducing lapses in insurance coverage, insurance companies were able to convert illnesses under active treatment into preexisting conditions.