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Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He... by creato on Friday May 03, 2019 @04:10PM (#19821820)
> No longer allowed to deny based on pre-existing conditions? Insurers need higher rates to cover those costs.

Is there any alternative though? We're going to pay those costs one way or another: either the government pays for all the unprofitable patients' healthcare (the wet dream of health insurers), or we tell those people to go fuck themselves.

Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He... by FireBeyond on Friday May 03, 2019 @04:31PM (#19821990)
And now we have the worst of both worlds:

Those patients have no coverage so get Emergency treatment for acute symptoms of their issues that rarely fix the underlying problem, and beyond that we also tell them to go fuck themselves.