Original sentence: Typically, most costs are met via a single-payer health care system or national health insurance, or else by compulsory regulated pluralist insurance (public, private or mutual) meeting certain regulated standards.Universal health care is implemented in all of the wealthy, industrialized countries, with the one exception being the United States
Edited sentence: ), to  compulsory, regulated, multi-payor systems (as in France and Germany).Implementations vary, ranging from single-payer health care systems (e.Typically, costs are born, at least in part, by the government.Universal health care is implemented in all of the wealthy, industrialized countries, with the exception of the United States.Universal health care systems also vary according to the extent of government involvement in providing care, ranging from nationalized health care systems (such as the U.and Sweden) to decentralized private or non-profit institutions (as in Germany and Canada).as in Canada or the U