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From the Philadelphia Shrinquirer:
“The biggest part is the burden on doctors and hospitals, because they have to deal with literally dozens of health-care plans,” each with its own system, Kahn said.
If only half of that can be saved, that’s $200,000,000,000 that could be spent on actual delivery of care or on other stuff, like food and shelter and research.
And the odds are that much more than that could be saved with a rational system not involving executive country club memberships.