OK, that sounds a lot worse and seems like an awful system that punishes the poor and less fortunate most of all. I don't really know what else to say. It gives me some perspective for the next time I want to complain about having to pay a standardized 5 or 10 € fee for medicine.
America could transfer money out of the military branch of government to pay for healthcare services instead of increasing taxes on the citizens. But that's never gonna happen in the near future.
Or you know innocent people since there aren't any damn background checks worth a shit. This country is fuck and will stay that way sadly. You got people saying we shouldn't overhaul the damn system cause then a much of people will lose their jobs in insurance, fuck that noise. If the price is their jobs so everyone can have healthcare it's worth it. There's too many people in on this scheme, hospitals, doctors, insurance, billionaires, politicians.
You might get a discount on the second baby.
When there's a mass shooting, I wonder if the survivors still get saddled with the medical bills.
You damn right they do, it's like Christmas for everyone that benefits from the healthcare industry. I wouldn't be surprised if that's another reason why gun reform is fought tooth and nail.
Because after Brexit the UK looking to improve their negotiation stances with the EU after all this will turn to the US with little leverage for a free trade deal
Yep that's the shit bit people don't get: I have no clue how much something is going to cost until it's been done. Have an emergency? That's at least 50 grand likely higher. Get a quote of 10 grand on a needed surgery? Better hope there's nothing else to be done cause itll go up for each tool they use.
Man, America really is a hellhole.
Sad thing about it is it's easily solvable if the citizens fought for it.
I think you're too late for this idea, people just call Uber to go the hospital nowadays
It's generally discounted (as in the cost that comes out of your paycheck) compared to just buying a plan outright since the employer is signing people up in a group. That said, it could still be shitty in terms of coverage, so you'll have out of pocket costs on top of that like copays and deductible.
Yeah I had spine surgery when living in states. Had good insurance still had to pay 3,000. Live elsewhere now and 0 cost above like $300 per year
Euro-cat looking at pricing of dewormer medicine in the USPic related. It is a European cat reacting to American health costs.
