That's not correct - are we looking at the same table? There are more of the reference countries in the top 10 of the various categories (except cost). Here's t

That's not correct - are we looking at the same table? There are more of the reference countries in the top 10 of the various categories (except cost). Here's the number of times each appear in the top ten categories in the Wikipedia article you posted: Canada: 1 Singapore: 1 Germany: 0 Switzerland: 3 France: 3 UK: 2 Australia: 1 The other larger* countries that feature in the top-ten of these categories - Japan, Sweden, Spain, Austria - all have universal healthcare. I'm not sure where you stand, but it seems that no matter how you slice it Americans are getting a raw deal with their healthcare. * = those roughly the same population as the smallest country on the list - Switzerland - or more