Thatv may be true but, for healthcare, there is an important difference in favor of you: a car is replaceable, a life isn't. If you don't do routine maintenanc

Thatv may be true but, for healthcare, there is an important difference in favor of you: a car is replaceable, a life isn't. If you don't do routine maintenance, the engine breaks down and _you_ have to pay for it. If you don't do routine checkups, you get sick and insurance has to pay---and also, if you die those sweet premiums stop coming to them. Insurance actually has a vested interest in paying for your checkups and screenings, just like in countries with socialized healthcare.