The healthcare industry in the US in made up a huge range of individual and organizations, they don’t all have the same motives.
Suggesting otherwise is projecting your own fears not representative of reality.
Then feel free to point out the outliers that aren't interested in maximizing profits.
https://www.somo.nl/big-pharma-raked-in-usd-90-billion-in-pr...
It seems to me that the leading vaccine manufacturers, who spend billions of dollars yearly in order to lobby US lawmakers that establish the bureaucracy the article is complaining about, are interested in just that (maximizing profits).
It doesn't really matter much if there are individuals or other organizations interested in curing disease, when we have a system that allows for legal bribery of lawmakers, and other individuals / organizations with more money that value profits over anything else.
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Doesn't matter. Not all have the same level of influence. The ones with the most clearly follow GP's characterization.
>they don’t all have the same motives
Regardless of their motives they're all subject to the same regulatory system so they can only stray so far for so long from the net effect of the incentives and remain not bankrupt and being auctioned to pay back creditors.