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Why doesn't the American market provide efficient and effective health insurance like it does for car insurance? - sh.itjust.works
sh.itjust.worksCar insurance is relatively simple. I shop around, telling them how much
coverage I want. They request my driving history, and give me a quote. At any
time, I can shop around and change insurance policies without any problems. Once
it’s time to collect payment, it’s a relatively simple matter. What makes health
insurance so difficult, controlling, unreliable, and expensive? For example,
with health insurance: * Can only shop during a specific enrollment period *
Policies are so complex, the vast majority of the population can’t understand
them * It’s commonly provided in part by the employer because buying a policy
otherwise is prohibitively expensive * Insurance companies are notorious for
denying payments
My HP laser all-in-one requires an app that I need to log in every week or so to print in Windows and sometimes it simply can’t find the network printer with the fixed IP that’s in the same place as it’s always been
When I switched to mint a couple of weeks ago I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to use it, but I was impressed that Linux was able to find and install the printer and scanner super quickly and never had any issues printing with it