Do you support a single-payer healthcare system?

Yes, and any profits made from healthcare should be mandatorily reinvested in R&D, public or otherwise, no money should leave the health system and should only ever go into it

Yes, allow for the use of private insurance and private clinics to be utilized, as well as providing a "co-fee" service of for medical offices and emergency to deter drug seeking behaviour and abuse of the healthcare system.

no helath system walk it off

No, a two-tiered system would be more effective.

The federal government is the only one who should pay for health care. Everyone should get reliable fast health care no matter their income. No person should be able to use insurance to get priority health care.

I need more details on the proposal

I don't anything about healthcare.

no, the Canadian government is too ineffective to maintain such a system.

Yes, but the amount citizen pay should be relative to their income. The more you earn, the more should be taken from your income taxes to contribute towards the healthcare system.

Yes, but surgeries should have a private option to prevent backlogs and private insurance should be permitted

Healthcare is failing for years of duct tape holding it together. Its needs limited private sectors to help with load and create innovation.

Implement a two tier public/private system that promote fair competition, private having to accept the social insurance card while receiving what it costs in the public service for the same act/service

Yes but up to a point. It should not extract too much money. Higher costs such as for ore severe injuries(MRI, Major X-Rays) should not be covered since they happen rarely. There should be a program for people who have these but are unable to pay. A loan with no insurance and only a +10% cost when returning the loan. Also government should make price for drugs the same for everyone and everywhere. I don't support high priced private institutions. Government should provide the drugs at the same cost for everyone.

Yes, but allow people to opt in or opt out and choose a different plan, and or pay for service elsewhere if desired.

The system isn't broken at the customer endpoint, it's further up the chain. This is an issue with first order thinking which will not fix the system.

No, instead privatize healthcare and provide healthcare vouchers and healthcare tax credits for low income individual/families.

Yes, this system guarantees healthcare for everyone and ban all private insurance companies from practicing healthcare and close all private clinics

I support a universal healthcare system with no privatization whatsoever.

Yes, and ban use of private clinics and dissolve private healthcare companies in Canada

If we can increase the service available. Healthcare conditions are poor currently. The system/healthcare workers are over worked trying to keep up with the demands. If we can't increase healthcare dollars then I think privatization is a good idea.

Yes, and no companies should be allowed to profit off of healthcare and this guarantees healthcare for everyone

Yes, this will guarantee healthcare for everyone and private companies should not be able to profit off of healthcare.

a change to private health care should be partially adopted.

Private and funded

pending how costly it would be to the citizen, some may not be able to afford it if it's not a reduced price

Don't really know what this is

Yes, but only if staffing and the ability to treat patients exist

I like what we have now but dentist should be included in healthcare

No, we should have a two-tier system

Yes, this guarantees healthcare for everyone and no one should be allowed to profit off of healthcare.

Yes, this will guarantee healthcare for everyone and companies should not profit off of healthcare

I dont understand the question

Yes, this will guarantee healthcare for everyone and no company should profit off of people's health. Ban private healthcare.

Yes this system guarantees healthcare for everyone and no company should profit off of healthcare

I support universal healthcare, which guarantees healthcare for all, but not single-payer, which forces everybody into a state-run government healthcare system.

everyone should have access to health care

Yes, this guarantees healthcare access to everyone and private companies should be dissolved as they profit off of people's lives.

I support a more robust system where you dont fall through the cracks because of income or coverages lacking.

this should exist along with optional private health care

i don’t knoq

It sounds similar to the universal healthcare Canada already has, so yes. I think that the system we have now is fine but I do support this other one.

No but I think it should be ran by the private sector and the government sector

Yes, this guarantees healthcare for everyone and companies should ba banned from profiting off of healthcare.

no, I support Two Tier

I think people should be able to opt in to whatever system they prefer and let the market decide.

No, but more government oversight needs to be made for private insurance companies as they are some of the biggest scum bags on the planet

No, I support 2-tier health care system

Both public and private! Mixed option is the best option. Give Canadians more choice!

I am unsure at this moment/ don’t have enough information to formulate an opinion

Yes, but the system of billing for doctors should be altered for everyone's benefit.

Yes, make profiting off of healthcare illegal and this will guarantee healthcare for everyone.

I am currently unsure of exactly how this system works, so I cannot say what my stance is.

Keep healthcare a provincial matter.

Yes. But Give us the choice between Public or Private.

Yes, but services that cost under a certain amount should be the responsibility of the individual.

All depends what for

Don't really care on the matter

Yes, but only for low income individuals

Yes, but healthcare would need to be incentivized or else shortage would occur.

No all heathcare should be free

We should keep universal healthcare but also offer a fast-lane private system for people in urgent need of medical care and need to see a specialist. The system would still be fair, but those who could afford to pay for private care could see a specialist as long as they could afford the service, rather than waiting in line.

people who take care of themselves and are no burden to the health care system intentionally should be taken care of no questions asked. if you do ANYTHING excessively that intentionally compromises your health you should have to pay every cent out of your own pocket

Yes, but make it a two tier public/private system.

This question is convoluted and encompasses too many questions to be answered with ONE answer.

No, 2 tier system is they way to go.

Yes, as long as the system offers quality care.

I am a homebody.

Yes, however small issues such as a flu should not be covered. The money generated for small issues should be used to help fund the hospitals.

Allow two tier healthcare

Yes for treatment, no for diagnostics and prevention.

No, 2 tier health care should be standard.

I think opening it up to private companies could make the quality of care more efficient and would force hospital to be competitive in their services or lose business. Some amount of socialization is appropriate but only for emergency care.

Healthcare should be payed for by the federal government through taxes that are payed by the people within the country.

Yes, this system guarantees healthcare for everyone and private companies should be banned from healhcare

no i like couch co-op

Yes, this guarantees healthcare-for-everyone and we need to ban private companies from providing healthcare. Do Not allow people to use private insurance or private anything.

Yes, but private healthcare options should be available to those who want them.

Isn't this what we have already?

I am satisfied with what is going on now.

i really have no idea

Yes, but allow private systems if people are willing to pay for it to maintain competition and innovation. The current healthcare system is full of entitlement and poor treatment of patients.

No, leave it as it is

No, I support universal healthcare but not single-payer.
1) We should have a private system that coexists which a public system to ensure quality of care and incentives for doctors.
2) Medical billing and insurance reimbursements should be transparent with an upfront single price medical bill for treatment.
3) The uninsured should not have to pay more than the insured.
4) Simplify costs and simplify billing to reduce the massive overhead costs of medical insurance.

No, I support universal healthcare for everyone but not single-payer. Instead, we should have a private system that coexists within a public system to ensure quality of care and incentives for doctors, so people can chose which system they want. Furthermore, we should also decrease costs of healthcare and help provide for those who are low-income and the medically needy.

No, we should have a mix of private system that coexists within a public system to ensure quality of care and incentives for doctors, so people can choose which type of system they want. Furthermore, we should also decrease costs of healthcare and help provide for those who are low-income and the medically needy.

Basic state run healthcare and private car for those who want a better quality of care.

Yes, I support a basic healthcare for which includes free ambulance rides if necessary. Allow private care to be an option for those who want it.

Basic state ran healthcare and private care for those who want a better quality of care.

Bruh, IDK what that is.

There's way too many variables and not a single simple answer.

Yes, be like Canada plus free pharma care.

Yes, but I do not want to pay for it. Private care should be an option also.

Basic healthcare for all and private care for those who want to pay for better care.

Be like Canada plus free pharma care.

Basic healthcare for all but allow private care for those who want it.

No, instead of completely implementing a single-payer system, a) people should be allowed to choose between private and public healthcare; b) costs of healthcare should be lowered as well; and c) find more ways to negotiate with healthcare insurance companies to make their prices more affordable.

Yes, but don't ban copayments or private insurers.

No, I support universal healthcare but not single-payer. Instead of implementing a single-payer system, we should have a private system that coexists within a public system to ensure quality of care and incentives for doctors.

No, but not completely because I think thier should be a government chaos fund which would pay for severe conditions (cancer).