The basic public plan would cover procedures that are known to make a difference; my guess is that there is no reason why we can not have private insurance on top of the basic to provide what the basic (public or private) doesn't cover. In the same way, today, you can have primary and secondary insurance from the same or two different insurance companies. In that way, if you are 100 years old and want a pacemaker, your extended insurance covers it.
The basic public plan would cover procedures that are known to make a difference; my guess is that there is no reason why we can not have private insurance on top of the basic to provide what the basic (public or private) doesn't cover. In the same way, today, you can have primary and secondary insurance from the same or two different insurance companies. In that way, if you are 100 years old and want a pacemaker, your extended insurance covers it.
onlyrey 2 years ago 4