Yeah and hospital care in general.

It's a terrible law that has to go.

Right, so we’d just have a return to people with pre existing conditions not getting care

lol

Ok.

This isn't about pre-existing conditions.

Yes, if your goal is to have people dying in the streets and going bankrupt for medical expenses

Then yes, the system will be cheaper

I'm for deregulating healthcare, so that ends up with lower prices.

No, it doesnt😘

EMATAL being scraped is one method of it.

It leads to death spirals

The studies above will disagree with you.

They clearly do not

In fact you literally supported my point

Use your brain for 2 seconds

> Our analysis of insurance claims data shows that the more rigid regulations increase the price of a well-child medical exam by 3 to 16 %
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> This finding indicates that CON laws may not be protecting access to rural health care, but are instead correlated with decreases in rural access.

Ok, let me respond

WC visits are not a pertinent metric, because ya a non-emergency preventative care metric

Well child visits lower the cost of future healthcare. What more regulations do is lower the cost of emergency room visits

WC visits are cheap cheap cheap. 3-16 doesn’t matter.

CON laws

Yes, it's an example of how deregulation lowers prices.

CON laws prevent Medicaid abuse

Removing these barriers reduce prices universally.

If you repeal them, faculties abuse Medicaid

No, it’s an example on how regulation lowers prices

Technically my plan requires gutting medicaid.

You frontload the cost

There are no regulations that you speak off.

Yeah, I know

Literally the ACA

Lowered prices

As I proved to you last time

It ended up with higher prices of insurance.

No, it did not.

The year before it was inacted it was slowing.

Prices ended up rising faster.

That is a lie.

I'll be back later.

I would love to see you in a room with some hedge fund guys saying what you’re saying right now