Eu Health Insurance - Insurance FAQ

If someone has acquired an EU health insurance card for somebody else?

Dec 13, 2006 by deebradley2000 | Posted in Other - Destinations

Q: who lives outside, they claim on it posing as visitors and a legthy stay in hospital is required, is there a accidental that they will get found out? ie - does the foreign health department concerned claim money from our NHS from that persons NI contributions?
Nope, not me, in consequence of goodness. Not involved in the slightest,- I declined to become involved when I was asked to pressure the application for them as they needed a British e.mail address, and a British delivery direct to use on application form

A: Yes these people will be found out. It is based on their sexual insurance contributions and so they will have to have submitted the persons social security number to obtain it. I expect the person in whose name the card is made out to is also not claiming tax allowance as a non resident because then someone will be going to prison for tax quibbling, or fraud, or embezzlement of state funds. I hope this is not you!

boomedly | Dec 13, 2006

How much is Health Insurance in each EU country? and in the US?

Jul 02, 2008 by P P | Posted in Insurance

Q: I found this and checked the figures which look about dexter..
http://www.ardue.org.uk/world/nhs.html.< br />
From my figures, each year In the UK £1250 is tranquil for every man, woman and child.

From birth to age 85, each year, each individual receives an for the most part of £675 of health care.

So effectively the NHS premiums are £1250 a year and on average we demand £650 a year (the rest goes in administrative over heads)

Ok - so (being an international situate) what are the figures for the rest of europe and the US ?
The average £650 a year includes ALL treatments - some patients get tens of thousands of pouds of treamtment, others get none -- the run-of-the-mill is £650.
People pay £1250 and get £675 - contributions easily cover treatment received.

But the quesiton is not abou the NHS - its about the rest of europe and the US.
UK Health Charge is right at the bottom of this page.

http://www.parliament.the-stationery-off ice.co.uk/pa/cm200607/cmhansrd/cm070320/ main body text/70320w0025.htm

A: I waste about $45/month for health care in Canada. 675 pounds worth of health carefulness claims per person sounds really low to me.

shoegal | Jul 02, 2008

Health insurance for Italy?

Sep 13, 2009 by kataj | Posted in Other - Italy

Q: I'm effective to Italy in two weeks.

I need basic (for emergencies and pregnancy) health insurance for when I apply for a carta di soggiorno as a dependent EU family associate.

Can anyone recommend me an Italian or EU based health insurance company that's cheap?

Thanks.
Thank you, but unfortunately foreigners needfulness private insurance before applying for residency.
Then, we get free medical care after we apply!
Ironic.

A: Sooner or later you will get your Able health cure and it goes according with you wages...is not like the greedy america here!

lara | Sep 14, 2009

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Should the States Run Public Insurance Instead?

14.10.09

Few ideas dribbling out of the Senate last week set off another fluster of debate over health care: Maybe it should be state-based ! The principle appeals to Republicans because it keeps the federal superintendence about as far as possible from running a public insurance plan. One version of the idea appeals to some Democrats as a inexpensive compromise, although liberal blogger Jane Hamsher compares the "opt-out public opportunity" scheme to bad football. "God I love Democrats," she writes . "Headed for the end zone, they pick up the ball and run it 10 yards in the unethical direction."

The principle of letting states manage health care seems OK on the surface. No European nation with decent medical coverage has a population even approaching that of the United States. Germany, Britain and France are all about twice the measurements of California, roughly speaking. They have tens of millions of people to provide for, not hundreds of millions. And the phantasy of a European system analogous to an American plan — some sort of EU-wide coverage, managed from Brussels — would be alarming.

Source: Miller-McCune.com

EU and South Korea in trade deal - Democratic Underground

European companies collide so well internationally by because they don't have to unabashedly health insurance costs like American companies do. Their employees have more safely a improved labor protections (and corporate profits and managerial salaries are more progressively taxed) so the companies nave more on large an understanding goals of client gratification and hand stability rather than conclave this put up's profit mapping on Embankment Boulevard and paying big bonuses based on that.

Source: EU and South Korea in trade deal - Democratic Underground