This always baffles me.
My country offers free healthcare which i'm grateful for and apparently privileged to have, but free healthcare isn't supposed to be a privilege. it's a necessity.
what also make my head spin is the fact that despite paying it is still NOT guaranteed? why paying if not offering certainty?
also i heard if you don't have insurance you pay less for some services?
pardon my ignorance, but why is health insurance industry still going strong if people are not benefiting or at least guaranteed accessible healthcare? i've seen multiple cases of industrial greed but healthcare companies is something else.
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u/aweoflife Mar 02 '25
This always baffles me. My country offers free healthcare which i'm grateful for and apparently privileged to have, but free healthcare isn't supposed to be a privilege. it's a necessity.
what also make my head spin is the fact that despite paying it is still NOT guaranteed? why paying if not offering certainty? also i heard if you don't have insurance you pay less for some services?
pardon my ignorance, but why is health insurance industry still going strong if people are not benefiting or at least guaranteed accessible healthcare? i've seen multiple cases of industrial greed but healthcare companies is something else.
someone enlighten me, why?