Do insurances only pay a set % of charged? Because in that case hospitals would just charge whatever arbitrary amount they wanted.
I think insurances set hard limits on paying individual types of tasks and procedures. Hospitals and doctors bill whatever they want, insurance pays X that's allowed, tells the insured what they owe, and the rest is written off by the doctor because no one is obligated to pay it.
forcing hospitals to demand payment up front, raise prices even further, etc.
Which means for scheduling care they'll have to either explain all the charges or they won't get business. But for emergency care they are still fucked. They can't deny emergency care regardless of payment ability.
Outcompeting by having a nation subsidize the cost. Until local manufacturers go out of business because they can't compete. Then China owns the entire industry she jacks to the price.
It doesn't matter. Traitors don't care if their candidate is wrong, stupid, or a liar. But Democrats have to be perfect. They are held to a standard whereas Trump is held to a cult of personality.
Are primary residences usually exempt from chapter 7 bankruptcy? I didn't think they were.
Also if his LLC is a sole proprietorship, or he owns 100% of it minus liens, then yes they should take that as well. If it was a company where he didn't hold all shares/ownership, then they should just take his stake.
Would that impact your credit if they filed against you?