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Not sure if you are joking. Having everyone inside the pool makes up for members with chronical illnesses and other illnesses that need a lot of care. Some stil
by nisa 14y ago
Not sure if you are joking. Having everyone inside the pool makes up for members with chronical illnesses and other illnesses that need a lot of care. Some still healthy young poeple pay maybe a little bit more but everyone can be treated reasonably well. If you run an insurance without mandatory participation people with problematic illnesses are a risky for the business and that is one reason why the op can't get an insurance in the USA.
- suresk 14y agoI think the point retillit is trying to make is, why even bother with private insurance companies if insurance is compulsory? Which is a good question. The answer, I think, is partially politics, but also partly whether you think the competition a system like this (in theory) encourages outweighs the cost of profits.