AHRMA361
PR Founding Father
The term "disruptor" makes me cringe.
Most commonly, I associate it with unfortunate event of people losing their jobs to a new automated process.
But I'm very interested to see what happens when Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and Chase work together
to reduce healthcare costs. I'm all for them being a disruptor. Show us what combining forces can do.
The Gov't tried and it's my opinion, they had good intentions but only made it worse.
If you missed the article, here is a link
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/30/ama...se-to-partner-on-us-employee-health-care.html
I also read today where medical offices still use the fax machine as their primary medium to move medical information.
How archaic. Now, where is my IBM Selectric typewriter??
Interesting you mention this Mark. I am a Berkshire employee as is MXFreedom33 above (unless he changed jobs).
The combined group you mention employ over 1 million people. I would guess the total coverage for that group is around 30-35 million people.
It will be interesting to see what happens with this. My health costs have been increasing every year as well. It will be interesting to see how/if this changes the landscape of health care costs.