alt Hacker News> As much as I like articles that tries to use economics or finance to explain stuff, the "options" analogy is a bit hamfisted
Idk, my takeaway is ambulances look like a solid market for a subscription model. Ideally, one that taxpayers pay for. But also, potentially, as a private one that you can pay e.g. $50/month to know you won't be billed $12,000 by idiots.
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Atotalnoob • today at 5:54 AM
This is just insurance, dude
mekael • today at 1:58 AM
At the end of the day doesnt that just end up being universal healthcare but with more steps?
One thing I'd like to point out, many of the Airlift companies, like Airlift Northwest, offer $60/year family insurance for Heli EMS. They'll bill your insurance and accept the insurer's payment as "Paid in full". They also tend to have reciprocal agreements with many other HEMS agencies.