Hema moves into health insurance

DutchNews.nl, Thursday 07 November 2013

HEMA / NOS

High street household goods store Hema is expanding its insurance activities by adding health insurance to its product range.

A basic Hema health policy will cost €89 a month. The company already offers car and travel insurance and said last week it is moving into notarial services, such as will-making.

Some one million people are expected to swap health insurance company over the next two months - the statutory annual window for change.

Chemists’ chain Kruidvat used to offer a health insurance policy but stopped, Nos television said.

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"... SB: Oh! Very good! Okay.  I think I recall you mentioning Medicare in Canada. Canada has a wonderful system of universal medicare. When will the United States enjoy the same quality of medicare? Or other nations, for that matter.

AAM: You see, this is one of the fundamental rights, and your United Nations has just begun to peek at this.  All of your — yes, all — of your medical systems have been based on false grids that you are eligible for disease. Many, many industries have grown up around this belief system.

Now, we would not dismantle this in a day, because the displacement would be very large, but you have already begun to see the shift to wellness, to healing centers, to alternative methods of energy healing. And with the arrival of your star brothers and sisters this will become even more so.

So not only universal medical care, but universal healthcare and the right to wellness is going to become the simple stand-alone fact over the next year to two years. Oh, and it will happen much more quickly in the United States.

SB: Oh, that’s good to hear. So many people are bankrupted by a sudden illness. And it never should be that way.

AAM: It is an atrocity that one may suffer and die because one does not have adequate money. That is absurd.  ..."