In Canada it is managed by the provinces. For instance, in Ontario (which has about 13-14 million ppl alone, which would make it the 5th largest state by population), it is managed under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).the only issue is size, fukk all that "looking different" or being fatter or whatever. what's the biggest country it's worked in? 40 million people? we have 330 million people in this fukkin country, and to trust an organization as incompetent as the federal government to roll this out is laughable
im down to give it a shot, but
Understanding Health Care in Ontario - MOHLTC
About the health care system in Ontario
Who pays for health care in Ontario?
If you live in Ontario, many of the health care services you need are publicly funded. This means that the government pays all or part of the cost for you. Services include:
To pay for these services, Ontario has set up the Ontario Health Insurance Plan. Most people in Ontario call the plan by its short name: OHIP. When Ontarians pay taxes, some of the money goes into this plan to pay for their health services. To be covered by OHIP, you need to sign up to join. Doctors and other health care providers then bill OHIP for the services they provide to you.
So basically, each state would run it the same way, focusing on the mandated policy of the federal government. But collecting the taxes from the ppl in their own states, FOR ppl in their own states.
