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Hospitals in the US are also non-profits. Many insurers used to be as well. The difference really is in who negotiates. In the US, it is usually individuals or
by ameister14 10y ago
Hospitals in the US are also non-profits. Many insurers used to be as well.
The difference really is in who negotiates. In the US, it is usually individuals organizations or companies - in Germany it is mostly the state, though people still have choice. It's not administrated by the state, though - it's administrated through public/private partnership. Personally, I think it's a great system, and I wish the US would have implemented a version of it more successfully.