The chapter presents seven models through which it is possible to finance health care services (and protect oneself from the risks of disease). Seven different funding models are introduced: 1) The direct market; 2) Voluntary health insurance; 3) Social health insurance; 4) Targeted programs; 5) Mandatory residence insurance; 6) The universalist model; 7) Medical savings accounts. For each model discussed, attention is paid to the following dimensions: who pays and who benefits from the system; the number and legal status of the insurers; the methods by which users contribute financially; the freedom of choice granted to citizens; the relationships between insurers and providers; the role played by the State.
Toth, F. (2021). Seven Financing Models. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press [10.1017/9781108775397].
Seven Financing Models
Toth, Federico
2021
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The chapter presents seven models through which it is possible to finance health care services (and protect oneself from the risks of disease). Seven different funding models are introduced: 1) The direct market; 2) Voluntary health insurance; 3) Social health insurance; 4) Targeted programs; 5) Mandatory residence insurance; 6) The universalist model; 7) Medical savings accounts. For each model discussed, attention is paid to the following dimensions: who pays and who benefits from the system; the number and legal status of the insurers; the methods by which users contribute financially; the freedom of choice granted to citizens; the relationships between insurers and providers; the role played by the State.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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