Was just reading that ever increasing numbers of people can’t afford their marketplace plans and have been dropping them. So then when those uninsured people need critical care, the burden is going to be on the hospitals which won’t get paid.
We’re likely to see some hospitals go under from all this. Some rural hospitals already have been due to some previous Medicaid cuts.
Could be a hit to some profit margins.
At this point it seems like we either need to get rid of medical insurance so that the prices go down. Or do Medicaid for all.
Was just reading that ever increasing numbers of people can’t afford their marketplace plans and have been dropping them. So then when those uninsured people need critical care, the burden is going to be on the hospitals which won’t get paid.
We’re likely to see some hospitals go under from all this. Some rural hospitals already have been due to some previous Medicaid cuts.
Could be a hit to some profit margins.
At this point it seems like we either need to get rid of medical insurance so that the prices go down. Or do Medicaid for all.
We also need to make sure private equity firms don’t just buy up all the at risk hospitals and sell them off for parts as the transition happens.