Yes, the Amish can and do get medical care for themselves and children.
The state of Indiana did a study about 30 years ago, because they worried that the Amish, were not getting the medical care they needed. It turns out that the Amish actually get conventional medical care more than people with cars and insurance. It should be noted that while the Amish don't buy regular insurance, where you pay ahead of time, they have an organized medical care cost assistance system set up. If Dave and Marie have a kid with cancer, everybody in the system gets a post card saying "your share is $x". Since the Amish do not pay for underwriters, insurance agents, claims adjusters, and shareholders' profits. they eliminate about 40-50% of the insurance premium. What's more, hospitals pay a fortune in overhead because claims adjusters try to squeeze every penny out of the bill. If you deal fairly with hospitals and other providers of medical services, most will accept about 30 cents on the dollar for quick cash, no quibbling. I think there is a lesson there. Maybe we just need, as Shakespeare wrote, to simply kill all the lawyers.
Unfortunately, yes. Amish women tend to do the same things women did in the ancient times. In other words, Amish women usually run the household, while the men take care of the farm.
The Medical Care Act of 1965 was to assist the aged and the poor with medical care.
The Amish typically prefer to socialize within their own community and adhere to a more isolationist lifestyle. They limit interaction with outsiders to avoid outside influences that may conflict with their values and beliefs. However, some Amish communities may engage with non-Amish individuals for necessary interactions such as business or medical needs.
there was medical care but, it was rare
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Yes. All dogs have. That is, if you enroll them on the medical care.
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The population of Fresenius Medical Care is 73,450.
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