You are kind of missing the point. A public system is fine (I live in one), but I'm not using public if I can afford to go private. It's the best of both systems: if you can't afford private treatment, you are guaranteed some treatment. If you can, you pay through the nose for it, or pay for medical insurance anyway.
Nothing will change for those who are well off, but for those at the bottom it will be great.
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You are kind of missing the point. A public system is fine (I live in one), but I'm not using public if I can afford to go private. It's the best of both systems: if you can't afford private treatment, you are guaranteed some treatment. If you can, you pay through the nose for it, or pay for medical insurance anyway.
Nothing will change for those who are well off, but for those at the bottom it will be great.