Ban insurance reimbursement for pediatrician based on the vaccine status of their practice

[Cass]

The government should mandate that parents receive the vaccine drug inserts before agreeing to vaccine administration to ensure informed consent. These inserts provide critical information about potential risks, benefits, and side effects, allowing parents to make educated decisions regarding their child’s health. Additionally, insurance reimbursement for pediatricians based on the vaccine status of their practice and for administering vaccines to children should be removed, as it creates a financial incentive for doctors to push vaccines on children for monetary gain. Eliminating these incentives promotes ethical medical practices and ensures that healthcare decisions are made in the best interest of the child, not for financial reasons.