@Conflict Said 
I've been studying how medical payments are made in the US and I was wondering if in the UK and Spain, where patients are not charged directly for their operations, if the hospitals send medical bills for the government to pay. I know the government directly pays the salaries of the medical personnel, but what about the visits and the actual work that's done on the patients.
Like for example, if a woman gives birth, does the hospital charge the government, let's say 2000 euros or pounds?
How does it work?
the government will cover by 60 to 80 percent, mostly 80 percent of the bill, and you have to pay the rest of the bill. the government will choose what they are going cover and what they are going. if the government doesn't paid for 80 percent, you have to paid full amount of the bill.
Apr 02, 2020 @ 18:58:49
