California lawmakers are pushing for legislation requiring insurance companies to cover the full costs of services without requiring detailed itemization. This is meant to relieve insured people from the often burdensome task of itemizing every individual cost associated with their care.
Proponents argue that this will lead to a simpler, less stressful process for the insured parties. Critics, however, worry that without itemization, insurers may not fully understand the costs they are covering, leading to potential inflation or errors in pricing. The issue promises to stir lively debate as it continues to unfold.
