Health Insurance CEOs Don't Prioritize Patients

House Committee on Energy and Commerce · January 29, 2026

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Physician criticizes 'gaming' of the MLR

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Unidentified Speaker, a physician and member of the committee, opened with an ethical charge: committee physicians took the Hippocratic oath and should 'do no harm' (SEG 001–003). The speaker accused unspecified parties of 'gaming of the MLR' and said that practice puts corporate profits ahead of patients, harming them (SEG 004–009).

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An unidentified physician on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce accused parties of "gaming" the medical loss ratio (MLR), saying that practice puts corporate profits ahead of patients.

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