Rethinking Healthcare Insurance

This chapter examines the pitfalls of self-insuring for employers and the opacity surrounding health insurance costs, often leading to overpayment. It shares a personal story about navigating cancer care that underscores the systemic failures in patient care due to insurance bureaucracy. The discussion also broaches the broader implications of wealth and meritocracy in healthcare, questioning the fairness and accessibility of services in society.

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