I don't get the complaints. It seems that all these people in the story were found to have problems that were diagnosed during the preventive diagnostic testing and those bills were due to having to solve those problems which, if left untreated, could lead to much higher bills and/or death.

So, again, I don't see where the problem lies. Free preventive care does not mean that it will be free when a problem is found. I know that the legislation didn't say it and I know of no doctors who say it either.

Either way, I'd rather get a bill for a problem that was diagnosed in advance through a free diagnostic procedure than finding myself in the coffin.