Re: Hospitals Hose Uninsured: For Herman


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Bulk purchasing does not function in a labor-intensive industry.
It
is
just an excuse to hose the uninsured.

That staement is pure denial.



It is a FAct. In a production assembley, the more you do, the
cheaper
it
gets. In a labor-intensive industry like hospitals, you add more
patients
you add more costs.

So you think it would be cost effective to open and run an entire
hospital
for a single patient? Volume matters you fool.


Correct they matter. More volume = more cost in a labor-intensive
industry like medicine. Insurance companies get to pay less because
they
can move a block of people at one time. That does not mean it costs
less
to
service each individual patient. Are you going to accept less pay the
more
patients you see? I thought not.

Ok - you ask someone of your friends who has a clue about cost structure
and
see if an entire hospital could survive with a patient base of 1. Don't
play the idiot.


You are playing the idiot by suggesting a hospital with 1 patient. It
shows your intelligence, ie 1.


.

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