But some of it's because nobody in the system seems to have a real incentive to reduce costs, even when the benefits are worth it
This is a really underrated point and part of the reason I'd like to start by seeing price transparency: http://seliger.com/2018/03/27/preventive-care-doesnt-save-mo... . Bizarrely (or at least, bizarrely to me) this doesn't seem to be part of the political discussion at all.
This is a really underrated point and part of the reason I'd like to start by seeing price transparency: http://seliger.com/2018/03/27/preventive-care-doesnt-save-mo... . Bizarrely (or at least, bizarrely to me) this doesn't seem to be part of the political discussion at all.