Dentists
Aug 7th 2014, 4:15 am
#61
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Re: Dentists
I have around 60 corporate clients. They are all small businesses in the 1 - 30 employee range. 10% of them offer their employees extended health benefits. These 10% are the most profitable companies. It may be that:
a) they offer extended health benefits because they are the most profitable, or
b) they are the most profitable because they offer extended health benefits.
I would like to think it is b).
a) they offer extended health benefits because they are the most profitable, or
b) they are the most profitable because they offer extended health benefits.
I would like to think it is b).
Aug 7th 2014, 6:13 am
#62
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Re: Dentists
Be careful what you wish for
Government health care is always under the microscope to cut costs.
I had government funded dental in the UK, and although the Canadian system is expensive (either for the individual or the employer paying the premiums), the standard of care and treatment is very hard to fault.
Government health care is always under the microscope to cut costs.
I had government funded dental in the UK, and although the Canadian system is expensive (either for the individual or the employer paying the premiums), the standard of care and treatment is very hard to fault.
Just using it as an example how the government when they do provide dental cover handles it, pulling teeth is cheaper then a crown or root canal.
