QUOTE(boeing777 @ Mar 20 2025, 02:47 PM)
US healthcare system is tip-top.
Best doctors, best medication, best med tech, and also no long waiting periods.
The only problem is cost.
Healthcare *can* bankrupt you in the US if you're not careful; in fact, it's the #1 leading cause for bankruptcy in the US.
Your choice is to either pay for expensive insurance with shitty coverage and high deductibles (meaning insurance will only "kick in" after you pay a certain X amount out of pocket first), or just pay out of pocket, which is not advisable at all.
US hospital bills are priced to fleece insurance companies, they're not priced for regular people to pay out of pocket.
If you have good insurance, that's great, you'll get treatment with any specialist you want, and it will be mostly covered.
However such good insurance typically cost $500-1,000/mo.
You pay even if you don't use it for the whole year.
There must be a better way, but sadly the US government has never figured it out.
Which insurance do you have?Best doctors, best medication, best med tech, and also no long waiting periods.
The only problem is cost.
Healthcare *can* bankrupt you in the US if you're not careful; in fact, it's the #1 leading cause for bankruptcy in the US.
Your choice is to either pay for expensive insurance with shitty coverage and high deductibles (meaning insurance will only "kick in" after you pay a certain X amount out of pocket first), or just pay out of pocket, which is not advisable at all.
US hospital bills are priced to fleece insurance companies, they're not priced for regular people to pay out of pocket.
If you have good insurance, that's great, you'll get treatment with any specialist you want, and it will be mostly covered.
However such good insurance typically cost $500-1,000/mo.
You pay even if you don't use it for the whole year.
There must be a better way, but sadly the US government has never figured it out.
Mar 20 2025, 02:48 PM

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