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After Hours catches up with Den Bishop – president of Holmes Murphy and author of the “The Voters Guide to Healthcare” – to examine the U.S. healthcare system.

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11 replies
  1. gareth jordan says:

    203,073 covid deaths 6,918,712 covid cases and counting even after the WH took control of hospital data from the CDC and test centres being closed down, 1000 americans are dying every day from the Trump virus, 'it is what it is' says the impeached 'i dont take responsibility at all' bone spurs grifter of a president who is responsible for 40 million people being evicted from their homes due to his incompetence………….

  2. K W says:

    I think that most people don't realize that Medicare for all would bankrupt our hospitals in a matter of months. I have been a medical biller for 7 years and I have seen that Medicare/Medicaid pay only about 10% of any claim. Twenty percent is billed to the patient and the rest is written off by the hospital. Even when Medicaid is billed secondary, that claim will almost always pay at $0.00 as "primary paid more than secondary allows". This means that the hospital then has to write off the patient's portion also. That is why hospitals contract with commercial insurance payers, who pay a much higher portion of the bill. These payments are what is keeping hospitals (especially small rural hospitals) solvent. Healthcare billing is a very complex process and any changes must be considered carefully and with input from professionals in the business.

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