
11-06-2019, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Ben Franklin
I have several friends living in Canada, France and The UK. I have spoken to each one of them about their system, and they love it. Their systems are more of a social democracy, and as I understand it, they are still market based. Yes, they pay higher taxes, but I wonder if anyone did a cost comparison between the amount of taxes paid vs. the cost of insurance. Just yesterday I had to pay $100 for a generic drug, because of the donut hole system. And it seems most dentists don't take insurance, or they don't take UHC insurance, and so we just had to pay over $700 for an initial visit.
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Dentistry’s have their own insurance coverage, if you policy covers dental most likely you pay higher premiums. Otherwise you have buy dental insurance and with most insurance it’s a rip off cause the fine print clauses won’t pay for anything expensive until you’ve paid double or triple for that procedure.
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