Insurers have to rein in 'buffet syndrome' pushing up healthcare costs: Ong Ye Kung
Asia One·2024-07-13 09:00
SINGAPORE – Singapore needs to break the health insurance vicious circle or the escalating healthcare costs it creates will make paying for healthcare very painful, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung.
With rising claims enabled by generous insurance policies leading in turn to rising premiums, the Ministry of Health needs to rein in the current very unhealthy buffet syndrome.
……Singapore Government Health Insurance
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DamianLovesMusic 15/07/2024
Hossein Vafaei finished top of Group 14 , conceding just one frame in his three matches. A break of 89 helped him to a 3-0 win over Josh Mulholland, then he saw off Manasawin Phetmalaikul 3-1 and Louis Heathcote 3-0.
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Useriw46 14/07/2024
Spiralling cost. Cause by kaisu kaisi singaporean buying insurance claims. Making healhcare cost go up. So stupid these singaporeans.
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Userf7cq 13/07/2024
Now blame insurance companies! It’s the bloody hospitals that make the costs of their bills to patients to sky-rocket hor! Didn’t this guy know at all. It’s an open cheque by the hospitals to claim! I personally went through when I had my MIL under my care! Hospitals/Community hospitals employees are FTs but claims by these hospitals are not FT pricing leh! Then add in medi-save, Govt subsidies & final costs really give these institution to magnify spiralled amounts! Mr. Ong pls do your homework
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Userjrj8 13/07/2024
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DamianLovesMusic 15/07/2024
The Swiss ace drew his first two matches 2-2 against Graeme Dott and Matthew Selt, notably making a break of 121 in his opening tie. Ursenbacher then scored a handy 3-0 win over Florian Nuessle which put him top of the table.
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