Excellet post! This is the first I've heard of insurers getting in on the act of vaccinating kids. It seems counter-intuitive at first glance. Insurers supposedly make money by getting more money from healthy people than they spend on sick people. Is there any info on how insurers end up profiting from this? I imagine that insurers are getting incentives from pharma or government somehow. It's clear they are invested in treatments not cures.