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In Switzerland, healthcare is somewhat private. The legal framework is enacted by law, and the Confederation decides the types of claims, prices, conditions, et
by Faaak 3y ago
In Switzerland, healthcare is somewhat private. The legal framework is enacted by law, and the Confederation decides the types of claims, prices, conditions, etc..
Every hospital (public or private) must follow the prices decided by the Confederation, and every health insurance must reimburse following the same prices, not more and not less.
And it works quite well I'd say
- JoeAltmaier 3y agoI wonder how you deal with the usual problems of price fixing. What services aren't done because they pay too little? How do you lure doctors into fields where the pay is terrible? What about rationing of procedures that are costly but pay too little - is the scheduling delay so long it impacts your health?