If it's known that a provider has a sliding scale, what do you think about some people (who have the means) paying extra above the sliding scale. In essence to subsidize the lower cost offerings to ensure the provider is compensated and the most amount of people can benefit. Curious on your thoughts about that.
If it's known that a provider has a sliding scale, what do you think about some people (who have the means) paying extra above the sliding scale. In essence to subsidize the lower cost offerings to ensure the provider is compensated and the most amount of people can benefit. Curious on your thoughts about that.