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Whereja hear that?
I've yet to hear anyone put forth a number that represents the savings the entire system will experience once there are no longer unpaid bills.
Especially from the hospital side.
I have another for you too.
I had a $14,500 dollar surgery. But I was first billed $108,000 before my insurance negotiated the price down.
Now... if I had no insurance, $108.000.00 is what I would have owed.
When I did not pay, they would have written off the 108 thousand on their taxes.
Multiply that scenario times millions of cases and that is what is happening everywhere around the Nation.
Hospitals are faking their books. Not paying taxes. Showing loss on paper and money in their pocket.
There will also be a sudden and rather large tax revenue coming from hospitals once they no longer show these fake losses.
Hospitals will show the profit and then have to reduce their prices substantially, while also paying more taxes.