Health care reform… or revolution?

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One comment

Cindy Walsh
December 3, 2012 at 2:58 pm

There are two aspects of health care cost that has failed to be addressed and the fact that they are central drivers of what we pay it is a must to address them. First is the fee for service and the second is fraud. How does a company allow hundreds of billions in fraud each year like the entitlements do?

So, I encourage all businesses wanting lower cost to pursue legislation that will end fee for service and not only prevent, but bring back trillions of dollars in fraud lost to fraud over just this decade.