That's illegal now.
“Socializing “ the cost of medical care fundamentally means taking more money from healthy people who don't need medical care and spending it on the care of those who do but do not pay the full costs of their care.
In essence, the healthy subsidize those who are using the system or defrauding the system ( I include fraud because audits consistently find 20-60% of Government healthcare dollars go to fraudulent charges) for those the costs of the non payers
The problem with spreading the costs is very simple - to many non payers riding the system and too few paying into the system.
Now young people will have carry a lot of the burden because there simply are not enough payers to spread the costs.
Young people up to age 30 will have the option to enroll in high-deductible plans with low premiums. These “catastrophic coverage” plans have $8,000 or $10,000 deductibles, but they protect people from huge medical bills. “Young invincibles” don’t think they will get sick, so they don’t think they need health insurance. These high-deductible, low-cost plans will be available to people under 30.