Conner got two glasses of liquor for himself and Lin Qi, and they chatted about the matter on the terrace. It was very quiet, with no one around who might overhear them, and no one able to overhear them.
There was even a layer of glass around the terrace! Calling it a terrace was actually a bit of a stretch—it was more like a sunroom.
"I've discussed this with people from the medical groups, as well as people in the banking and insurance industries. They strongly support my reform of the Medical Security System."
"My team has also been studying this issue for more than half a year. The current Medical Security System really has fallen somewhat behind the times."
The Federal medical security system currently existed as a lower-level branch of the Social Security System.
People paid a small amount every month and received only low-cost medication and a very limited number of free medical services in return.
For example, receiving an injection at a designated hospital did not require any additional payment beyond the cost of the medicine. Without coverage, they would also have to pay a surgical fee.
Yes, perhaps this was a matter of interpretation, or perhaps it was a capitalist conspiracy. In any case, receiving an injection was considered a "minor operation."
Since it was an operation, whether major or minor, there had to be an operation fee.
This was probably one of the few benefits available through medical security under the Social Security System.
Lin Qi took a sip of liquor. Conner's liquor was always excellent. Not only was he extremely wealthy, but people often gave him liquor as gifts.
Lin Qi himself, for example, brought him a bottle every time he visited. A bottle could not possibly be finished in one meal, so