Has she been honest about health insurance?

[Nathaniel Sarah]

I believe the book examines health insurance possibilities that can help customers or patients. A fresh viewpoint is also provided by understanding the business aspect of the sector. When considering the benefits and drawbacks of what they are selling, the knowledge from these varied perspectives is useful.

[Monica Omonigho Bennymoore]

I agree with the author a 100% because i had face some medical situation it the United state some years back. it is field with bureaucracy and stress filled paper work, unnecessary tests recommended and its difficult to challenge the numbers of tests thrown at one. The health insurance though very exorbitant was valuable during my stay. It is more like a privilege and not a right.

[Mellino Itz]

I do think the author was honest about her discussions on health insurance. Although i do not have any health insurance plan at the moment I hope to enroll for one soon. Insurance are very useful and helpful.

[Ngozi mouau]

In my opinion, the author appears to be truthful in their portrayal of the insurance system. While many individuals have undoubtedly reaped its benefits, there are also instances where people have fallen prey to scams in various locations.

[Mercylib]

I’m with the author on this. In Nigeria, good health insurance can be the difference between getting quality healthcare when you need it and being left to fend for yourself in the middle of an emergency. This is not to say the system is perfect, but most times it's better to have it.