uninsured

Obviously the answer is that the uninsured are getting gouged because they have no leverage.

If the government allowed care providers to go after uninsured individuals assets and not eat the costs.

Private health insurance is expensive, and a costly medical snafu can bankrupt you if you're uninsured.

The big trick about uninsured healthcare in the US now is that you will pay 2-3 times market rate for everything.

If you're happy to entrust your life into a random untrained uninsured stranger, then go ahead and get the cheaper unregulated taxi.

The popularity of uninsured unlicensed taxi cabs, even though people get injured and can't pay for the medical treatment, argues against you.

An uninsured aircraft falling on the roof would surely be a valid claim.

Because these prices only apply to the 13% of people that are uninsured.

In Germany the guests were transported uninsured which made the whole model not only pointless but dangerous for both the driver and the guest.

So the uninsured go into one of these hospitals...

Even in the days before Obamacare, I think there was a short time you were allowed to be uninsured without being excluded by insurance companies.

If you're uninsured you get price gouged.

Uninsured cost of a C section without a prolonged stay in the hospital appears to be under $10k, anecdotally from G searches on "uninsured C sectio cost".

So just like my car insurance, I'll have to purchase "uninsured drone operator" insurance to cover my house when a uninsured or unidentifiable drone drops on my house?

It would make a great reelection platform: "I prosecuted doctors for failing to charge uninsured patients $300 for a $6 splint."

(Hint: Not Amazon, which is what we're discussing here) You don't currently purchase "uninsured baseball thrower" insurance, do you?

Uninsured people who go to the ER because they legally can't be turned away there.

Uninsured Uber driver causes traffic accident.