Idk about Singapore specifically, and I'm not commenting on the us setup specifically either. Health costs, across advanced economies, are on the rise for seve

Idk about Singapore specifically, and I'm not commenting on the us setup specifically either. Health costs, across advanced economies, are on the rise for several decades. The UK system, and others are constantly busting their budgets. The underlying cost base has grown, due to more types of medical things people are getting. That doesn't exclude inefficiency of a particular system. The US system is expensive, and a lot of that is probably due to the US system accelarating the trend to more and more expensive procedures.