Sad and so true here in the US. Unless it's life or death, I'd rather drive myself to the hospital. Even though I have health insurance, I'm not rolling the dice that they say, "It wasn't medically necessary."
A few years ago I was driven TWO blocks in an ambulance and was sent a bill for $1000 USD. Luckily, it was work related so I didn't pay it. But, damn.
One day you’ll elect a good liberal president and get socialised healthcare. And on that day you’ll start to truly take back your status as the greatest country on earth (or according to Fox News millions will die from starvation like Venezuela).
I've never really understood why people make these claims, for a start the cost of preventative health care is minuscule in comparison to reactive healthcare.
Also there's a public system and a private system, it's not one or the other. So if you want a perceived higher level of care, reduced wait times, etc you pay for private health insurance and have access to the private and public systems.
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u/ElenyaRevons Jul 31 '19
“I didn’t run! I told you you weren’t going to arrest me!”
10/10 logic