you don’t purchase any policy under single payer. because there is no insurance under single payer. you just go to the doctor and the government is billed for your treatment.
Supplemental insurance is available under single payer. Single means a government owned insurance company. It doesn’t necessarily prohibit private companies. It could
private companies for what? treatment the fda doesn’t approve? who’s gonna insure that?
Who said that?
Elective treatment, surgeries found to be not medically necessary - you know like an insurance company. Death panels and all
so you think insurance companies that do not pay for elective surgeries and treatment now are going to cover it then? okay then
I can absolutely buy supplemental insurance for some of those things now.
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Still confusing universal with single payer, I mean the word single is in there for a reason.