Again, your entire argument is based on the idea that reimbursement rates can't be changed. They can.
Do you know how many less people would have to be employed in healthcare if healthcare systems didn't have to deal with private insurance companies? Shit I bet we'd save close to that 30% right there.
Well, what if some reimbursement rates were 30% less? That seems possible.
The private health insurance companies also employ about a mllion people, so they would lose jobs under universal health care.
You don't think reimbursement rates to doctors and hospitals would go way down if private health insurance was abolished?
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