Incidentally...
Time to close the books on that failed experiment and move on to something that's been proven to work in most other modern nations.
The "other nations" are going broke doing this. I've been in this discussion on other boards, and it's interesting to note that Britain is no longer used as the "shining example" it used to be.
Canada, used much more often as the example, has its costs increasing every year. Per capita health care costs, in constant dollars, have doubled since 1975, and the curve isn't flattening out.
BTW, private insurance is not illegal in Canada.