Limbo: the health care game
1990
Designed by (Uncredited)
Published by American Association of Retired Persons
An educational game designed to demonstrate how health care costs work in the U.S. health care system. Players roll and move around a circular track, paying and receiving money as directed on the squares they land on, or on "Cost" cards drawn when they land on a "Cost" square. Each player has a varying Salary, which determines how much money they receive when they land on Collect Your Income squares; and a varying Insurance Status (Uninsured, Underinsured or Insured), which affects how much they have to pay on "Cost" squares. When a player runs out of money they are in "Limbo" and take no further part in the game. The last player surviving outside "Limbo" is the winner.
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