Very rarely do you see inaccurate reviews

Lol

HOW WOULD YOU KNOW

So to recapitulate - a company will check qualifications for fakes. For obvious reasons, your profit margins dip with poorer service re staff. Companies want to avoid this, thus hiring the best.

How would I know, reviews...?

The word you’re looking for is “reiterate”

Not recapitulate

Again, no your profit margins will not go down

> recapitulate
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summarize and state again the main points of.
"he began to recapitulate his argument with care"

Because there is no consumer information to help them do so

There’s reviews, stories, recommendations

That a. There is no way to verify

There’s a lot to decrease the information gap.

And b. Most people do not have the medical literacy to parse

You know absolutely nothing about hospital systems

We’re not talking about medical literacy, I’m saying reviews aid consumer decisions. Bad reviews hurt for the hospital.

Seriously. Go read about the ACA online or something

Medical literacy still matters because a person needs to parse reviews about say, the oncology center as opposed to pediatrics

And again, there is absolutely nothing that prevents a hospital from making fake reviews

Review sites have detection systems

This isn’t a common thing that occurs.

One thing that Dench’s clinic did was publish a fake attestation video

We don’t need medical literacy to write a review on misdiagnosis or poor service.

It absolutely was a common thing BEFORE IT WAS REGULATED

How would someone know they got misdiagnosed?

Worsening condition for example

Lol

So you need to revisit the clinic or hospital.

So the doctor says “oh, it wasn’t fixed”

> It absolutely was a common thing BEFORE IT WAS REGULATED
Reviews aren’t regulated...

“But you said it was”

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ reviews are regulated. That was part of the ACA

As are testimonials

What specifically is regulated?

>A complaint is filed, online or to the manager. We have an investigation of the doctor

Lol so you don’t know what was in the ACA

No, hold up

“Yes, sometimes it doesn’t respond to that treatment, we’ll try something else

“

Turns out it’s cheaper to ignore you than find a new physician

A patient won’t buy that, if you’re being treated for food poisoning you’re going to be mad you weren’t successful treated the first time