Whine, whine, whine. My "socialist utopia" (under ten years of continuous Conservative government in England, by the way), ensures that I have free medical treatment from cradle to grave, from a measly monthly contribution as a component of National Insurance. So, no hospital bills, ever, no matter how serious the operation, no small print to decypher, no form-filling or questions about insurance cover, no venal insurers to negotiate with, no co-pay. Free operations, post-op care, prescriptions, ambulance rides, doctor visits, scans, blood tests, physiotherapy, eyeglasses etc., etc. Oh yes, nearly forgot; expectant mothers can get up to 52 weeks' paid maternity leave, and also included within National Insurance is unemployment benefit along with a host of other goodies. Everyone contributes, the cost is thus,, spread equally, everyone benefits.
I'm sure you'll agree it's a socialist nightmare. I go to my doctor or hospital, get fixed, go home, bank balance intact. The horror! How's the US healthcare system doing?