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>> As someone from the EU, this reads like dystopian fiction. As someone living in the US (thankfully well insured and decently paid), I can confirm dystopian
by TuringNYC 8y ago
>> As someone from the EU, this reads like dystopian fiction.
As someone living in the US (thankfully well insured and decently paid), I can confirm dystopian reality.
Everything works well 97% of the time, until you have something that falls out of the confines of the giant decision tree -- and then things go really wrong. I used to think everything was well until we had a difficult pregnancy/delivery. In such cases, there are professionals who's service is bill reconciliation!
- nojvek 8y agoI had health insurance and still we were in a 10k shock for normal delivery. US healthcare is a mafia extortion industry. US is the wealthiest nation but the deadliest nation too in terms of preventable deaths.