The Broken US Healthcare System is Failing Millions of Americans with Warris Bokhari | The Real Eisman Playbook Episode 41

The US healthcare system's fundamental problems are explored through a conversation with Warris Bokhari of Claimable. The discussion highlights the alarming rate of claim denials—impacting 70 to 90 million Americans—and how rising healthcare costs correlate with increased mortality rates. Insurers prioritize short-term gains over patient well-being, often denying necessary treatments based on outdated data or AI-driven processes. Examples include a 25-year-old heart transplant recipient priced out of anti-rejection medication and a lung cancer patient denied potentially curative out-of-network care. Bokhari advocates for breaking up monopolized insurance companies, creating derivative models for risk exchange, and activity-based accounting to bring transparency and affordability to healthcare.