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That's less than half of what the typical UK taxpayer pays for healthcare. Surely the Dutch health system is also partially funded by government revenue?
by rgblambda 3y ago
That's less than half of what the typical UK taxpayer pays for healthcare. Surely the Dutch health system is also partially funded by government revenue?
- shapefrog 3y agoAccording to our research, the average cost of an individual private health insurance plan sits at around £85 per month or £1,020 per year! A typical family premium (two adults in their 40s and two children under 10) can vary from £700 to £1,800 a year. The average price of a private healthcare policy in the UK is £1,032.84 per year (February 2022) Google results ...
- rgblambda 3y ago>The average price of a private healthcare policy in the UK is £1,032.84 per year I did use the word "taxpayer". The UK's health service costs £2700 per head of population. Obviously what people contribute towards that varies. Also my question remains unanswered. Is the Dutch health system topped up by government funding?
- FireBeyond 3y agoIt’s very well documented that US healthcare and insurance costs are the highest per capita in the world.