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In reply to the discussion: Should employer-based health plans now jack up rates on the unvaccinated? [View all]sarisataka
(21,609 posts)11. Why, after battling for years
To get insurance to cover virtually all medical conditions do we wantvto start reversing those gains?
There are many poor choices people make that can lead to expensive care later. Should people have to report how much they drink so they can be charged for potential future cirrhosis?
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Should employer-based health plans now jack up rates on the unvaccinated? [View all]
Algernon Moncrieff
Aug 2021
OP
Agree. But that sets precedent for charging people more for weight, alcohol, not exercising, etc.
Hoyt
Aug 2021
#2
The category is smoking, not "personal choice to put your own well being at risk"
Ms. Toad
Aug 2021
#28
Exactly. This is exactly one of the changes to ACA that the Republicans tried to pass
fescuerescue
Aug 2021
#14