No. of Recommendations: 5
B-b-b-but nefster:
"Insurance administrative costs
in the U.S. are a significant portion of total healthcare spending, typically ranging from 15% to 30%, with some estimates putting total administrative burden even higher, at one-quarter to one-third of all healthcare dollars, primarily due to complex billing, coding, and insurance processes. While public programs like Medicare have low overhead (2-5%), private insurance and hospital systems face much higher administrative loads, significantly driving up overall U.S. healthcare costs compared to other countries."
Maybe I'm asking the question wrong.
