Pros:
1. It lowers the costs of health care for the economy.
2. It reduces administrative costs for care access.
3. It simplifies the rules process.
4. It removes the competition.
5. It creates a workforce that is healthier.
6. It helps children.
Cons:
1. It requires people to pay for services they do not receive.
2. It may stop people from being careful about their health.
3. It may limit the accuracy of patient care.
4. It may have long wait times.
5. It limits the payouts which doctors receive.
6. It can limit new technologies.
7. It requires significant budgeting skills.
8. It may limit services.
9. It may offer multiple systems of coverage, which increase patient costs.
