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Q: What is the difference between a public option and a single-payer plan? A: Single-payer is a complete government-run health insurance system under which everyone is covered, e.g., Canadaâs system. The public option is a single federal insurance plan that would compete with private insurance companies. Please explain to me in very simple terms what public option v. single payer plan regarding health insurance means. I am completely lost on this issue and am having a difficult time trying to get the fact straight from all sources. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Though a public option and single payer system are often discussed in tandem, they are very different. A public option is a single plan that would exist alongside private plans, while single payer refers to an entire public healthcare system. Think of the public option as Medicare for More, whereas single payer is often called Medicare for All. Helen Halpin, a professor at the U.C. Berkley School of Public Health, says the introduction of a public option could help transition the U.S. to a single-payer program down the road.