What's the long term stable state for American health care? Given the difference between the rate at which healthcare costs grow and the rate at which wages gro

What's the long term stable state for American health care? Given the difference between the rate at which healthcare costs grow and the rate at which wages grow, it will only take a couple decades before the former is larger than the latter -- and at that point, only a few years until it starts becoming (large) integer multiples of the latter. So what's the plan then? Obviously, nobody will actually be capable of paying those costs. Will people simply choose to die, or leave untreated most medical issues? Even in the case in the article's title, how could any non-billionaire justify paying such a cost? They don't even live here -- I could never imagine what sort of calculus would lead me to even pay a single dollar to someone requesting such an obscene price for so few services rendered.