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Not really. In the US you have access to what your insurance company deems medically necessary. Not that different from other countries except that you don't ge
by TheCoelacanth 10y ago
Not really. In the US you have access to what your insurance company deems medically necessary. Not that different from other countries except that you don't get to vote on the people who ultimately decide what care you get.
- ThomPete 10y agoand insurance companies give various access some to everything more or less some to very little. In a public healthcare system everyone have access to the same, but the same is less. So there is a tradeoff.