The per capita cost of the UK NHS is about 1/3 that of the US 'system'. Going to a state run system and excluding the profiteering insurance companies will cut the costs to everyone.
The per capita cost of the UK NHS is about 1/3 that of the US 'system'. Going to a state run system and excluding the profiteering insurance companies will cut the costs to everyone.
I am on Covered California. My doctors visits are $8. My meds are $3. I see the top specialists in the country. My parking cost more than my care. I had a medical scare recently. ER+ 3 day hospital stay at Providence Santa Monica- $850. Its better than private sector insurance though work.
You probably know this, but the heath insurance rates via Covered California are federally subsidized. I don't know how much that involves or whether that's at immediate risk of going away. Also, part of CC is Medi-Cal, which is California's Medicaid program.
Im hearing they won't. Cal Care is different than Covered California.
According to Covered California website, some of the financial help some people get to pay for health insurance found via them will end at the end of 2025. Yes, Medi-Cal (?new name of Cal Care?) is separate, but some people who apply for Covered California get into Medi-Cal with same application.
You are right. I got a letter and my premiums are going up $71/month.
My premiums always increase each year. Also it says they MAY go up for SOME people. I trust CA to figure it out.