Reddit mentions of Health Insurance, Second Edition (AUPHA/HAP Book)

Understanding Health Policy: A Clinical Approach by Thomas Bodenheimer and Kevin Grumbach

This is a great, easy-to-read book that has a lot of real-world examples. Bodenheimer is the person who coined the "Quadruple Aim."

If you want to do a deeper dive into health insurance, Health Insurance by Michael Morrisey is a great resource!

I don't have any sources besides my own knowledge from having taken classes in college and Martin's own videos.

If you would like to learn a bit more about it, this is an amazing book (if you like reading, are interested at all in the subject, or just have some free time)

Martin actually has people join his stream every now and then and explains to them how the industry actually works, very thoroughly too.

Here are some videos on the subject, if you're interested:

1 2 3 He tries to be rather civil in these (even though his guests that he's debating with and attempting to educate typically are not - nor are his "Friends" or whoever those people are in the stream) so it's not a bad watch if you've got some time, it's pretty educating actually.

And if you've heard about the recent EpiPen price increase, here's his take on it here , again, really educational.

I don't work for a pharma or insurance company, so I don't know every detail, I've only taken some college classes my field is more in economics and finance, but I can answer SOME questions if you have any.