Unfortunately it ends up being the lesser of two evils. Many people would rather have to wait for treatment rather then pay $10,000 a year for a policy and sti

Unfortunately it ends up being the lesser of two evils. Many people would rather have to wait for treatment rather then pay $10,000 a year for a policy and still be completely unable to get treatment because they can't afford the copay, since their policy doesn't kick in until after they shell out an additional $5,000, and even then only pays half.