I'm saying about the US model for medicare that you either have to pay for your treatment or you have to have a health insurance that will pay for you. This is

I'm saying about the US model for medicare that you either have to pay for your treatment or you have to have a health insurance that will pay for you. This is in contrast to e.g. the Scandinavian countries where you get treated whether you have an insurance or not, no matter what your income level is. Those are two “models” of paying for your medicare, and I'm sure there are even other ways.