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This is wrong. Most countries still have the "middleman". The NHS is the only European system (that I know of) that is completely government operated. German
by rukittenme 9y ago
This is wrong. Most countries still have the "middleman". The NHS is the only European system (that I know of) that is completely government operated. Germany, France, Switzerland all leverage private and public health insurance plans.
Furthermore, we can look at our own country (the US) and see how the different European systems play out. The VA (NHS-like) is a poorly run mess. Medicare (like Switzerland) runs decently.
- yequalsx 9y agoIn France the health insurance companies are non-profit. I'm guessing that insurance CEOs in other countries don't get $500 million bonuses so I'm thinking there must be some sort of regulation controlling profit levels and pay.