For better or worse, expect a lot more legislation to protect us from ourselves. At certain levels, the federal and state governments are indistinguishable from the health insurance industry. Any one who submits bills to health insurance companies must identify what they are billing for with a number code. Two years ago, there were around 10,000 codes. In October of 2015, the number of codes went through the roof to 70,000. The changes were anticipated but were all made overnight on Oct. 1, 2015. The federal and state governments can now mine insurance billing codes and identify just how people are hurting themselves. Legislation is then enacted to prevent these things from happening. There is a specific code for any type of injury sustained on any type of vehicle. There are codes for any type of injury while using roller skates, with detail to identify what type of skate - roller rink, in-line, healy or wheely. As I have mentioned before, there is a code to identify burns from water-skis that are on fire. None of this is my opinion or was found in the internet. This is the world I work in.
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