Thread 216523005

In your country?

60€ per month

>>216523005 (OP)
I will soon no longer have health insurance because my family cannot afford it

I will never pay for insurance.

I don't know, I just buy meds when I need them. I sometimes go to public hospitals and clinics and sometimes to private ones It depends on what I am looking for.
Dentist, Psychiatist, Dermatologist ? Private all the way, waiting for a public dentist can take a whole year.

Regular checkup, broken bone, emergency procedure? Public, either too expensive or to unesessary to consider private option.

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>>216523119
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!???????!?!?!?!?!?!???!

Do I love you or I HATE you answer the question

>>216523005 (OP)
per paycheck it's $22 health and $11 dental

>>216523138
I don't pay taxes either. Yep. Healthy livin' on the farm

If you are poor you get Medicaid, I had a brain tumor removed at a world class hospital and I paid 0 dollars.

picrel is literally true if you know how to work through the benefits system, but a lot of middle class people don't lol

>>216523005 (OP)
2700ron per year.

>>216523005 (OP)
Nuffin
But wait times are really long

>>216523889
My dermatologist took 6 months to schedule. And now he'd move back to his home province, so I suspect if I ever need a dermatologist it'd take even longer. He's also a popular TikTok/Instragrammer now. I mean, I could always pay to see a private dermatologist, but why pay extra?

>>216523914
I feel like health care in Canada is moving to the Australian model where you pay taxes out the ass to prop up the public health care then you pay hundreds of dollars on top of that every month if you don't want your specialist appointment to be booked 6 months after you're expected to die without treatment.

>>216523914
>>216524069
At this point dude just book a vacation to cancun or puerto vallarta and see a doctor there, sorry your healthcare system sucks

Personally I can vouch that mexican doctors you pay a pretty small fee to see are very good, even better in many ways since it's more of a free market system and they want you to leave a good review

>>216523005 (OP)
A bit over 70e monthly. Public healthcare here is massively strained with all the nafris and gyps constantly squatting it, so a private solution is required.

>>216523005 (OP)
$40 a month

26 USD/mo + variable fee each visit

>>216523005 (OP)
286€/month

public healthcare is like 70 bucks a month
and I also have private which is like 10 bucks

>>216523005 (OP)
Russia
Nothing, sometimes i wanna buy a premium service like dental etc and it's cheap, but stuff like xrays, tomography etc is free

i have no idea

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I literally just don’t get sick/hurt
Never took a medicine I couldn’t buy at Walgreens in my life

>>216523005 (OP)
Don't remember but something up to like 200€ a year or so.
Anything over that is free.

Complaining about healthcare being strained in your country is pretty stupid and pointless. It's the case in almost every country and the uncomfortable truth is that there's way too many old people and life expectancy is high.

>>216530086
Why don't they do the logical thing and just train an army of physicians to treat people and nurse practicioners (or whatever the equivalent in Europe is) to handle low level cases? Is it just one of those "too obvious" things like nuclear energy that for some reason we won't do?

>>216523005 (OP)
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>>216523005 (OP)
£0.00, I had private healthcare at my last job and still only paid £4 per month.

>>216530388
Because it's a complicated problem and the whole healthcare system has about 10 other systems attached to it. How to you train people for just "low level cases"? The low level case is not a one time thing because some 74 year old getting mildly sick every time is risking death so how do you categorize him? What defines a low level case? Specially in America, the land of the lawsuit, when gramps inevitably dies and the family sues because of ageism or whatever.

Anyway even attempting to fix the system in any way, even if unsuccessful, would require a dictatorship at this point. Not doable in a democracy.

>>216530695
It is actually simple a lot of people have a UTI or a sinus infection and can be treated for simply and for a lot of ambiguous cases they can simply defer to a physician if they are uncertain

Fast cars is better than slow or no care, it really is that simple. Just train an army of doctors.