What are you talking about? In some places, health care is a matter between you and the government. The US has an odd system of subsidized employer-provided he

What are you talking about? In some places, health care is a matter between you and the government. The US has an odd system of subsidized employer-provided health insurance. It covers most workers, except at the low end of jobs. The government, meanwhile, provides direct coverage of the very old and the very poor. The people who really get screwed in the US system are the ones in crappy jobs, who aren't poor enough that the government steps in directly, but don't make enough that it's worthwhile for their employers to take advantage of the subsidies of employer-provided insurance.