Health System: CDU Policymakers Want to Reduce Health Services for Citizens' Benefit Recipients
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The costs of health insurance companies are rising. Now a CDU politician surprises with a radical advance.
Financial expert Yannick Bury proposes a new cost brake in the health care system: Those in need who have not worked before should receive less benefits.
Who pays for the health costs of citizens' benefit recipients? Up to now, it is mainly the health insurance companies - that is, the statutory insured persons. Who has never paid himself should not get the full benefits, finds the CDU financial expert Bury.
In the debate surrounding the reform of statutory health insurance, CDU budget politician Yannick Bury is advocating for restricting healthcare coverage for certain recipients of basic income support. This is intended to reduce the deficits of the statutory health insurance funds. Critics, however, warn against cuts to necessary medical care.
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deWho pays for the cash contributions of citizens' money recipients? CDU financial expert Bury makes a new proposal.
CDU budget expert Yannick Bury has advocated restricting healthcare for recipients of citizen's income who were unemployed before receiving the benefit. The coalition must primarily focus on cost reduction, Bury told Focus magazine. He suggested using the former social assistance system as a model. "Back then, there were de facto differences in healthcare access for recipients. If recipients had previously been employed, they often had more comp…
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