UnitedHealthcare CEO killing unleashed flood of industry frustrations. Could reforms also follow?
The fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson uncorked a deep well of pent-up consumer frustration over the country’s health insurance system. Now some New Yorkers say they hope the discussion, notwithstanding how it began, might lead to change.
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