A FREE-MARKET SOLUTION
TO THE HMO PROBLEM
A FREE-MARKET SOLUTION
We as consumers must ask insurers to offer a package deal:
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| Now, suddenly, the insurer has a direct stake in your health and well-being! Should you die, or become unable to work, they will have to pay. A smart insurance company manager will look at his bottom line and decide that, if a more expensive medication might save your life or keep you active, perhaps it's worth spending a bit extra so they don't have to pay out on your policy this year. Regular check-ups would be encouraged, and anything that might dissuade you from coming in for minor medical attention would be alleviated. A company that pays attention to such matters will be able to outcompete one who doesn't, and prices will fall. | |
| Unfortunately, there are a few problems with implementing this system, mostly thanks to those who hate the free market... | |
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If you have any comments or criticisms about the
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