You say that because I speak the truth! You have a point about other states only to the extent that the owners policy will follow them not matter what state you are in. So if I get in a wreck in Mass.(no fault ins.) my policy does not become no fault. It remains the same as the original state.
Oh yes... The old "the doctors are making too much money" argument. How many people get turned away at Walmart for not having money to pay for their groceries? You want service? pay the bill or don't come to the office. Bottom line. We are not here for charity, We have to eat , pay our bills, keep the employees paid.
As far as people being over charged.... Well maybe if I did not have to spend half of my day just trying to get paid from the insurance companies, maybe I could treat more people, and the patients would not have to pay for the excess overhead. If your daughter is not insured, she is saving money overall then. A health policy with a $500 deductible will cost a family of four about $700+ per month. Pay that for three months, and that is more than $1600 she spent. That is why I have $2500 deductible per person for my family, so I save money.
Three doctors? It is tonsillitis.... it is a natural reaction to fight off infection. Stop going to the Dr. for a normal function of the body.
BTW. How do you have a $1600 bill for that anyhow? Did they remove them?
The insured person pay a large amount of money for the insurance every month. She choose not to have insurance, so she pays more for the visits. She saves overall.
In health care who makes the money? #1 Insurance #2 Drug companies $3 hospitals. The Doc's don't make that much..As a matter of fact every year we make less.