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In this context, “universal and government regulated” also means “inescapable and absolute”. Your health insurance might not go up, but you could find procedur
by catiopatio 4y ago
In this context, “universal and government regulated” also means “inescapable and absolute”.
Your health insurance might not go up, but you could find procedures being denied if, based on your purchases and behavior, the cost would be a poor investment for society and the state.
- yohannparis 4y agoIn most EU countries offering a Universal healthcare insurance, you have still a private market of insurances for services/products not covered by the government insurance (i.e. glasses, dental, cosmetics, etc.) If you get denied of a procedures because of previous purchases and behaviour that the government insurance does not want to cover; the private sector will be happy to serve you.
- ajsnigrutin 4y agoSo pay the insurance... and then pay full procedure price?