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Private Healthcare

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Private Healthcare

Private Hospitals and Private Medical Insurance

Nearly ten million people already have some type of health insurance policies in Spain. Population growth, immigration, and the transformation of health in consumer products have fueled the healthcare sector and private medical insurance.

The private hospital is already a mass product that deals with the private health sector and private hospitals, we can draw some conclusions and issues to consider in our comparison of medical insurance:

  • An increase in population from 39 to 46 million inhabitants, and a state that can not meet all the demand.
  • A sprint on new medical technologies.
  • A higher level of demand of the citizen.
  • An improvement in living standards that has led to a significant proportion of the population aspires to a certain comfort during a hospital stay.
  • Preventive medicine and aesthetics also appear as private health services.
  • The improvement in the level of information for patients, now become demanding consumers.
  • An average of 66.5 days of waiting for surgery (117.9 in Catalonia, 45 in Valencia).

In conclusion to this overview of the health care sector and private health, indicated that the growth of private health sector is produced by the best information from people, and because people get sick with or without crisis.

Are we willing to pay for medical insurance? Every time I see clearer than it is worth having a private health care.

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Health Policy to Raise Prices or Insurance on Demand

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

Health Policy

According to a press release www.cincodias.com due to different actions undertaken major health insurers in the past, this led the health care sector to consider now whether “increasing prices of insurance policies or sell insurance doctors to the letter?

In the article, among others, there are two complementary or alternative ideas to a possible increase in medical insurance costs:

  • It would make insurance plans to the letter. For example, a policy that covers gynecological care, dental care and urological revisions. Hopefully, that ever since the customer needs, not from the point of view of hospitals.
  • Another interesting way of reducing costs is conducting an ambitious prevention policy. ‘Not only do we sell insurance plans to cure the disease, we must also prevent it,’ they said.

So look forward to developments in the healthcare sector, both with respect to possible increases in rates or prices of medical and health insurance as a possible appearance of medical insurance to the letter.

Which of these ideas would you prefer for medical insurance?

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