The healthcare sector is absolutely vital in every country and it is seen as a barometer of its development. Getting a proper medical facility is a necessity which no one should be deprived of. Free medical service should be available to all citizens, especially for those diseases which can prove to be life threatening. This service should not be limited based on cost parameters.
In most of the developed countries in the world the cost incurred for the free treatment of its citizens is compensated through the tax payer's money. Tax brackets are quite high in these countries and thus people expect high quality and free medical services in return. Treatment of diseases such as cancer is extremely expensive and needs to be covered as most of the people won’t be able to afford it. For example, in Canada, tax deducted can be up to 40% of your salary, but all the latest treatments are available free of cost.
It is the Government's responsibility to take care of the basic utilities like education, infrastructure and medical services. Though including the latest, high cost medical treatment can dent the allocated budget, it is necessary to include these treatments, without which the entire notion of a free health service fails. To overcome the cost challenges, the Government can make tax related changes by increasing the medical cess and allocating more funds towards the medical sector. Health insurance premiums can be increased, which will cover the additional cost.
To conclude, the medical service should be free of cost, irrespective of the type of treatment because it is the tax payer's right to avail such a service and the Government need to take proper steps to earn the required revenue for doing so.
The healthcare sector is
absolutely
vital in every country and it is
seen
as a barometer of its development. Getting a proper
medical
facility is a necessity which no one should
be deprived
of.
Free
medical
service
should be available to all citizens,
especially
for those diseases which can prove to be life threatening. This
service
should not
be limited
based on
cost
parameters.
In most of the
developed countries
in the world the
cost
incurred for the
free
treatment
of its citizens
is compensated
through the
tax
payer's money.
Tax
brackets are quite high in these countries and
thus
people
expect
high quality and
free
medical
services
in return.
Treatment
of diseases such as cancer is
extremely
expensive and needs to
be covered
as most of the
people
won’t be able to afford it.
For example
, in Canada,
tax
deducted can be up to 40% of your salary,
but
all the latest
treatments
are available
free
of cost.
It is the
Government
's responsibility to take care of the basic utilities like education, infrastructure and
medical
services
. Though including the latest, high
cost
medical
treatment
can dent the allocated budget, it is necessary to include these
treatments
, without which the entire notion of a
free
health
service
fails. To overcome the
cost
challenges, the
Government
can
make
tax
related
changes
by increasing the
medical
cess
and allocating more funds towards the
medical
sector. Health insurance premiums can
be increased
, which will cover the additional cost.
To conclude
, the
medical
service
should be
free
of
cost
, irrespective of the type of
treatment
because
it is the
tax
payer's right to avail such a
service
and the
Government
need to take proper steps to earn the required revenue for doing
so
.
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