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How much did you spend this year for medical bills?
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<blockquote data-quote="Anthony2019" data-source="post: 74730955" data-attributes="member: 416654"><p>I voted for the first option, but in fact throughout my entire life I have never had to pay for any medical bills.</p><p>Here are the costs we pay under the National Health Service:-</p><p>Visit to Doctor (GP) or any other clinic offering NHS services - FREE</p><p>Visit to Out of Hours GP Centre or Minor Injury Unit - FREE</p><p>Emergency ambulance to Accident & Emergency - FREE</p><p>Treatment in A&E - FREE</p><p>Treatment as a hospital inpatient, including all surgery - FREE</p><p>Consultation and treatment in Outpatients - FREE</p><p>It is all paid through taxes and national insurance contributions - deducted from our salaries.</p><p>People who are working and earning are expected to contribute towards the cost of prescriptions and dental treatment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anthony2019, post: 74730955, member: 416654"] I voted for the first option, but in fact throughout my entire life I have never had to pay for any medical bills. Here are the costs we pay under the National Health Service:- Visit to Doctor (GP) or any other clinic offering NHS services - FREE Visit to Out of Hours GP Centre or Minor Injury Unit - FREE Emergency ambulance to Accident & Emergency - FREE Treatment in A&E - FREE Treatment as a hospital inpatient, including all surgery - FREE Consultation and treatment in Outpatients - FREE It is all paid through taxes and national insurance contributions - deducted from our salaries. People who are working and earning are expected to contribute towards the cost of prescriptions and dental treatment. [/QUOTE]
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