Quote:I didn't say it would be a bad thing, it's just not necessary for all
health care providers to do so...There is enough national coverage health care providers to compete with clients that it's leaving enough room for smaller local/regional health care companies to pick up their local markets and do pretty nicely with cheaper premiums for more localized coverage areas...The only difference would be that there would be more health care providers to choose from that have larger or national coverages...It wouldn't be a bad thing, it's just not necessary...


One thing is, for every health care provider to sell across state lines will do one of two things...it will cause competition and premium prices will drop, or it will simply be another health care provider that prices according to where the other national providers are at so all the national health care providers would stay practically the same...I don't believe the free market would change anything...I believe it would simply be similar to gas pricing...All of the gas prices generally stay within a few pennies of each other in the same general area ( or neighborhood)...When one goes up, they all go up, when one goes down, they all go down...