I would say that inmates should not be able to get any treatment that a working-class person cannot get and that is covered under insurance. When working-class people go to the doctor many times doctors will prescribe a test or therapy and it will be rejected by insurance and they are not able to get the test or therapy because they cannot pay for it themselves. I do, however, believe that inmates should be taken care of to a level where they are not sick or do not have chronic pain if possible. As far as waiting for treatment outside of emergencies, even working-class people have to wait sometimes weeks to months to be seen by a doctor. On the website new.va.gov I found that in 2017 on average American veterans had to wait 17.7 days to get to see a doctor. And the private sector had to wait an average of 29.8 days (News.VA.gov, 2019). Inmates in prison will usually see a doctor/nurse practitioner within the same week that they report being sick. I think I would support a ballot measure to formalize the least eligibility in Missouri. This is only fair. Missouri has the possibility of medical parole