Healthcare is an insurance industry monopoly that profits at everybody's expense
by Bert Vorstman | Jul 3, 2021 | Health Insurances
The health insurance industry controls patients, employers, and doctors by gaming the business of health benefits. Healthcare is an insurance industry monopoly that through scare tactics and misrepresentations has fooled everyone – including governments and the...
Healthcare that needs attention
by Bert Vorstman | Jun 12, 2021 | Health Insurances
The health insurance industry is in the business of making money – not covering your health problems. In fact generally, the more “affordable”, the greater the “advantage”, the “better” the deal, the “cheaper” the plan, the less you get covered. The health...
Defrauding the public and committing health robbery
by Bert Vorstman | May 22, 2021 | Health Insurances
Junk science describes so-called scientific information that isn’t supported by undisputed facts. Junk healthcare describes healthcare management and treatments that are not supported by evidence-based data despite being labelled as standard-of-care. Both junk science...
The solution - free market medical care
by Bert Vorstman | Apr 21, 2021 | Health Insurances, Healthcare costs
Healthcare is a $3.6 trillion (2018) health insurance industry monopoly. The health insurance industry has failed to improve overall health and delivered only out-of-control costs. In fact, the restrictive practices of “managed” care have created a completely...
Health insurance is broken and needs a cure
by Bert Vorstman | Apr 21, 2021 | Health Insurances
Healthcare is a terminal illness for America’s governments and businesses – Clayton Christensen, “The Innovator’s Prescription”. Health insurance for catastrophic care makes sense. Health insurance emerged in the 1920s and makes sense to hedge against the cost...
When your doctor says yes but your insurance plan says no
by Bert Vorstman | Dec 28, 2020 | Health Insurances
The health insurance industry has stripped the autonomy of doctors, patients and employers. Routine office-based care is affordable. Sadly, both patients and employers are generally over insured and over pay because the health insurance industry is the only insurance...
