Got it. National Health Insurance model suggests a few regional management centers that handle ALL citizen's health care records. (accomplishment of this model is remote but at least it's an idea.) And if a californian moves to Florida, their data are to be 'transferred' to Florida's regional center. Would it be possible that these centers act as back-up if one of the regional headquarter fails? That means these centers hold all others' up-to-date data also.
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