The concept of health insurance is simple: you pay your premiums today for the promise of the insurance company paying for future medical services! However, the truth is more like the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde! When you sign up for your health plan and are paying the premiums the insurance company smiles and is great, it is Dr. Jekyll! However, when you try to get the insurance company to pay for medical services, they quickly turn into the villainous Mr. Hyde! They throw every obstacle they can in your way to get the medical services YOU paid for! They hit you with: • Delays and denials of service • Prior authorizations • Deductibles • Co-pays and Co-insurance • Maximum out-of-pocket charges • In and out of network We were promised that the Affordable Care Act, AKA Obamacare, would solve all the problems. Of course it made matters worse. As a physician, I am tired of the games the insurance comapanies play and how the government lets them get away with it. As a physician, I am tired of the game that the insurance companies play and how the government allows them to get away with it. Ben and Amy deserve better than this! @realDonaldTrump @realRFKJr @DrOzCMS You three can hold the insurance company to their duty to pay for the care Ben needs. Please help this great American. My prayers are with Ben and his family. @Freddy_Media @noahkaufmanmd @DutchRojas @mhp_guy We were promised that the Affordable Care Act, AKA Obamacare, would solve all the problems..lems.ems.

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I can get the same MRI for a cash pay price of around $300 But The problem with these posts… Is the conclusion people draw that we need more central control? Or we need more insurance… That is the exact ‘solution’ that created the issues that created this situation in the first place… but bureaucratic geniuses will double down on the idea that we need more more regulation or centralization Which inevitably leads to less choice and competition Driving up prices