Brian Tabor: Don’t fall for insurance companies’ dishonest word games

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One thought on “Brian Tabor: Don’t fall for insurance companies’ dishonest word games

  1. Hospital and Insurance used to be for critical and catastrophic care. The patient and there physician took care of the day to day check ups and minor issues. But now you have to go to a doctor that is controlled by a Hospital group and the outcome is higher cost and less interactive care. The hospital says your doctor will see 6 patients an hour and 10 minutes is all you get. And don’t even think about raising two issues while in the office, that requires another appointment.

    When the doctor and the patient are removed from healthcare, and hospitals and insurance are the primary drivers. Cost go up and care goes down!

    Mission control we have a problem and the two benefactor’s are the lest affected by the outcomes.

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