A "single-payer plan" refers to a privately funded health care program in which profit for stockholders and payment of stock dividends is the primary motive.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A "single-payer plan" typically refers to a publicly funded health care system where the government acts as the primary payer for health care services, aiming to provide universal health coverage, not to generate profit for stockholders.

A "Single-Payer Plan" Refers to a Privately Funded Health Care