The costs for healthcare have ballooned out-of-sight.
The root of the problem is the health insurance industry and its fee-for-service business model. This prescription for healthcare services is unsustainable for both the government and industry, regardless of the tax increases planned.

Routine care healthcare services are either office-based or outpatient and generally affordable. A digital health platform connecting patients with doctors and cost-transparent services for routine care should allow market forces to control healthcare prices. Cost-transparency and direct pay in the cosmetic, weight-loss and infertility healthcare arenas have controlled costs and this process should be expanded for use in routine, non-emergency healthcare. Health insurance could then be reserved for catastrophic care needs only and cover many more people.

The value of digital healthcare to the patient is cost-transparency, choice and a 24/7 as-needed availability. This platform is particularly valuable to those without health insurance like gig workers, part-time workers, the self-employed or those who want to budget and manage their own healthcare needs and bypass the restrictions and costs of health insurance plans.

The value to the physician/provider is fast payment, no claims review, no claims denial, no lost claims, no need for pre-authorizations or authorizations, reduced billing and reduced scheduling costs. Currently, physicians are dealing with 60-70% overhead expenses and drowning in a sea of pointless rules.

Visit https://healthdrum.com/ and get in touch with direct pay healthcare practitioners.
Cut the red tape and middlemen.

Read more.
https://theconversation.com/why-insurance-companies-control-your-medical-care-62540#:~:text=In%20order%20to%20build%20up,permitted%20to%20offer%20medical%20coverage.