Sharing this idea in order to gather critique.
The cost of healthcare in the USA is insane.
Could we look for insight into the US Military?
Example: This morning, a coworker told me she's going to have an operation on her back. The "cost of the tray" (I have no idea what this is) is $14,000. She has to pay $8,000 up-front two days before the operation, and the remainder will be financed over two years.
To me, it's insane to think the US Military pays $14,000 for this same operation in US Veterans' hospitals.
Why don't we look into the military to see how they're doing it?
To me, it's insane to think the US Military pays $14,000 for this same operation in US Veterans' hospitals. Why don't we look into the military to see how they're doing it?
Or am I completely off-base here? Thoughts?