American Taxpayers will loan you money to go to college and drop out the first semester. Start a business that fails within the year. Buy a house that you can’t afford to keep up. But if you get into a horrendous car wreck and can’t afford your healthcare insurance

Trust = transparency/self interest

I don't trust any politician to lead. Ever.

How insurance companies game the ACA drugchannels.net/2025/10/drug-c…

“profit can hide inside compliance, it will.” What a great line. So true

I wanted to thank you for opening the Costplusdrugs.com on line Prescription drug. I am taking chemo and I was so sick and the medication I needed was $590.00 for 10 pills, my insurance would not pay for it. I was referred to you by Vanderbilt Hospital to contact your

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If you thought Tik Tok was a manipulative, you ain’t seen nothing like a free, open source Chinese AI model designed to influence what Americans think. The HUGE point people miss about the AI wars between our foundational models and those from China, is that if it’s perceived

Which media outlets comprise the Mainstream Media ? Include their reach numbers to make your point.

No question. Cooper Flagg is the real deal.

I’m not a fan of Citizens United mainemorningstar.com/2025/10/30/bip…

Wanna help offset the loss of ACA premiums? 1. Require patients pay net price for medications during the deductible phase. 2. Require intercompany expenses of ACA carriers be set to Medicare rates so they can't game the ACA medical loss ratios 3. Require all cash pay

They aren’t. They are paying PBMs via rebates, for the right to be on their formulary. They raise the price to create dollars to give to the PBMs With direct to consumer, there is no PBM. So it’s dramatically cheaper. Which is exactly why they took this approach. Tell your

This is big. From more than $25k every 2 months … to…. $460 ! If you take Stelara , ask your doctor about Starjemza. There is a really good chance we are much less than your deductible. And if you work at a huge company, we are cheaper than what you pay your PBM , by a

Here you go costplusdrugs.com/medications/yu… $526.75

The economics of health care are very simple. There are 3 questions: 1. What is the Price 2. Who Pays for It 3. Who Takes the Financial Risk When the Patient Can’t Pay We know that insurance companies don’t want to insure. That the real risk takers are the Re-Insurance

Your M4A plans has issues bernie. Goals is good. Particulars, not so much. 1. Everything is at the discretion of the sec of HHS. Including the drug formulary. And what is a medical necessity. How would that be working right now ? (p31) 2. Any provider can choose not to

They have 6m people.

Nothing says more about an industry than the number of companies in the industry that change their name

This is dumb. Really dumb. Really Really Dumb. Why? Because when you give it to Ins Carriers under the ACA, they have to spend at least 85pct of it on care for plan holders. When sent to people's HSAs, there is no assurance that the money will be spent on healthcare costs