http://boiledover.com/the-insurance-industry-is-at-it-again/109 Are You Ready To Boil Over..So Are We! Thu, 02 Feb 2012 05:56:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://boiledover.com/the-insurance-industry-is-at-it-again/109#comment-107 JeffyMD Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:09:21 +0000 http://boiledover.com/?p=109#comment-107 "Regulate" without politicians? "Regulate" without increasing costs? These things are economic non-sequiturs. Better solutions to the problem which is half-real, half-special-interest may be found in "Code Blue" (Annis, Regnery Press) and in "Gammon's Law" by Milton Friedman published by the Wall Street Journal in November, 1991. Both are widely cited by thoughtful sources. “Regulate” without politicians? “Regulate” without increasing costs? These things are economic non-sequiturs. Better solutions to the problem which is half-real, half-special-interest may be found in “Code Blue” (Annis, Regnery Press) and in “Gammon’s Law” by Milton Friedman published by the Wall Street Journal in November, 1991. Both are widely cited by thoughtful sources.

]]> http://boiledover.com/the-insurance-industry-is-at-it-again/109#comment-106 Chad & Stacey Tue, 19 Feb 2008 16:20:34 +0000 http://boiledover.com/?p=109#comment-106 We agree AngryJed, and if you have to "omit" to have health insurance at least you can see your doctor if you need too. No one should ever be denied coverage! We agree AngryJed, and if you have to “omit” to have health insurance at least you can see your doctor if you need too. No one should ever be denied coverage!

]]> http://boiledover.com/the-insurance-industry-is-at-it-again/109#comment-105 AngryJed Sat, 16 Feb 2008 14:46:37 +0000 http://boiledover.com/?p=109#comment-105 Right on the money as usual guys. Now if we only can get these gag clauses out of the HMO contracts. I got a big surprise when I requested my medical records. I have a chronic intestinal problem and my doctor put little more than a sentence in his notes for my visits. How do you think that looked when disability was trying to make a decision? I guess it's not lying when you just omit. Right on the money as usual guys. Now if we only can get these gag clauses out of the HMO contracts. I got a big surprise when I requested my medical records. I have a chronic intestinal problem and my doctor put little more than a sentence in his notes for my visits. How do you think that looked when disability was trying to make a decision? I guess it’s not lying when you just omit.

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