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Re: In pictures: American's largest free health clinic
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seems only us brits are getting stiffed then
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anyone who does not like the NHS and can afford private health insurance should have it. Then perhaps those of us who can not afford it might get better treatment and the strain could be lowered somewhat
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As a diabetic, I get fee eye tests and free prescriptions. If I moved to the US I wouldn't survive.
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would getting a job and health insurance be out of the question. |
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Getting a job is not the issue. I wouldn't get the insurance in the first place.
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Quite a lot of health insurance in the US(and in the UK) specifically rule out certain pre-existing conditions at the time of applying for the health insurance.
Insurance is one of the biggest scams as they can pretty much slant it in their favour pretty much all of the time.You have to really read the fine print carefully with a magnifying glass |
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As more and more "well off" people left the NHS how long would it be before those not benefiting from it got a louder and louder voice politically, complaining of the amount of tax going into a health service they didn't use? Thats not to mention all the doctors and nurses who where trained on the NHS at taxpayers expense, now having a far larger job market to choose from, consequently forcing wages ever higher. Within fifty years the NHS would be finished, slowly becoming the poorer cousin to the private sector, IMO the only way a system like ours can work is if its for every citizen in the country irrespective of ability to pay, that way each and everyone of us has a vested interest in seeing the NHS prosper. |
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