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Why Does Healthcare Cost So Much in America? More Importantly, What Exactly Can We Do to Fix It?Gott's Gulch |
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The answer is frustratingly simple. The entire system is designed to extract maximum profit from your business. Every major player in the game makes more money when your healthcare claims go up. That includes the major insurance companies, massive hospital systems, Pharmacy Benefit Managers, and even your traditional broker. It is a rigged game. It is fueled by deeply misaligned incentives and the Iron Law of Bureaucracy. When the entities managing your plan get paid a percentage of the total spend, they have absolutely zero motivation to actually lower your costs. This video breaks down the staggering complexity of the American healthcare machine. We pull back the curtain on the government agencies and Wall Street giants that dominate the current landscape. We examine how they intentionally keep you in the dark to maintain their profit margins. However, we certainly do not stop at simply admiring the problem. I provide concrete and actionable solutions that employers can implement right now to take control of their plans. |