Atop our giant government health-care sector, we have an even more giant private health-care sector. Altogether, we’re spending about 16 percent of the GDP on health care. No other country even tops 12 percent. Which means we’ve got the worst of both worlds: huge government and high costs.
This is where a “serious conversation” on health-care costs would start — with what has worked, and what we can learn from it. Instead, it’s where our conversation about health-care costs never quite goes.
The control this systemic insurance industry leech exerts over the healthcare spend in America is immense.
The cost of a health care insurance nowadays are up to the neck. When you avail one it really does suck your wallet dry.
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