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Originally Posted by Direckshun
See, you're confusing me here.
How would we quantify somebody's health and apply it to an appropriate age at which they can become eligible for Medicare?
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It doesn't seem that hard for insurance companies to determine when someone has a pre-existing condition so for starters, we should be able to determine whether people have some pre-existing condition when they turn 65. But beyond that, when the person gets sick, they get sick. What's so hard to understand here?
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