Like why, why?

Let's just look at a few facts on where we are today in our system.

We basically have $5 trillion annual spending in US healthcare, about $27,000 per family versus $7,000 When we look at comparable advanced markets, like in Europe and Australia, 7,000 is the average for annual cost.

In private insurance, in our case, we have a very difficult, complicated system of pricing where the consumers don't see the price.

And so they see a small percentage of the price out of their income, but actually it's coming out of their income in multiple other ways.

Because of the fact we have a multi-tiered pricing structure between private insurance and public Medicaid and Medicare, where there's a 250% to 300% difference between what Medicare pays and what commercial insurance pays and individuals might pay, we have a very complicated environment in which to pay.

manage transactions.

So that's the key.

Like why, why?

Let's just look at a few facts on where we are today in our system.

We basically have $5 trillion annual spending in US healthcare, about $27,000 per family versus $7,000 When we look at comparable advanced markets, like in Europe and Australia, 7,000 is the average for annual cost in private insurance.

In our case, we have a very difficult, complicated system of pricing where the consumers don't see the price.

And so they see a small percentage of the price out of their income, but actually it's coming out of their income in multiple other ways.

Because of the fact we have a multi-tiered pricing structure between private insurance and public Medicaid and Medicare, where there's a 250% to 300% difference between what Medicare pays and what commercial insurance pays and individuals might pay, we have a very complicated environment in which to invest.

manage transactions.

So that's the key.