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Ahhough the main development of health. insurance in this country began in the 1930âs, organizations of varying t,ypes had begun to. make arrangements for prepayment of medical. care as early as the middle of t,he last century. Among the earliest plans were the âhospit,al.
During the depression years of 1871 to 1874, 46 life insurance companies ceased operations, with 32 failing outright. The result: $35 million in losses for policyholders. In 1875, the Widows and Orphans Friendly Society was founded in Newark, N.J. with a single product: burial insurance. It was the first company in the United States to make life insurance available to the working class. That company eventually became Prudential.