National Health Insurance Plan Germany
Why do I pay less in foriegn countries for health care but more in the USA for the same service?
OK I mentioned this a few times but I recently had a child in Germany…(one of those socialized countries) The final bill was $3000 dollars in the States 2 years ago for our first child it costs $10,000. The service in Germany was just as good if not better? A an American working over here as a contractor to the USA government we of course our private insurance in both places(Yes you can still have private insurance under a national plan). Whats up with that? Why do we pay so much as Americans? Why are the same prescription drugs made in Canada cheaper than American made meds if from the same American based company?(Pfizer)
Your premise for funding is fundamentally flawed. You pay as much or more in countries with socialized medicine (which is rationed). It shows up in the form of higher taxes. That’s why the USA wants no part of that nonsense.
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