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**1960** 40 workers - 1 benefit |
**1960** 40 workers - 1 benefit |
**2003** 3.3 workers - 1 benefit |
**2003** 3.3 workers - 1 benefit |
**2040** System bancrupt - Bush tries to find new system without tax raise. Increase age of retirement? Don't only pay based on wages but price-index |
**2040** System bancrupt - Bush tries to find new system without tax raise. Increase age of retirement? Don't only pay based on wages but price-index |
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about 20 percent have private / personal health insurance |
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about 60 percent have group insurance. Example IBM: health insurance for workers and their families |
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about 20 percent do not have health insurance, but that is really hard to say |
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Some people have //Medic Aid// or other programs. Medic aid gets less money every year and is not really an insurance. Money goes to institution, not the individual. Basically charity! |
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Emergency Room (the tv series): Chicago, most not going to pay for their care. |
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+++ Medicare: individual is insurance |
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Many states have medical insurance programs. The American situation is complicated. |
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**HMO** Health Maintenance Organization (worst than any soncialised medication) |
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Socialised medicine: almost like going to hell |
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Florida: rIMO worse than the Krankenkassa. Large number of doctors, first go to HMO. |
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MediCare: starting at 60ies, fairly good program. |
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Group insurance: Same level for everyone! |
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