My only experience is really with places like Costa Rica / some Caribbean locations. My impression was they spent a lot less on health care - and end of life ca

My only experience is really with places like Costa Rica / some Caribbean locations. My impression was they spent a lot less on health care - and end of life care was much more modest. That said, overall health didn't seem too bad. One thing I liked a lot - for basic health care - you could really just walk in and get near immediate service for a modest fee (doctors did not live in oceanside mansions). Prescriptions were laughably easy to get as well - antibiotics etc that in the US meant going to doctor, getting scrip, calling it into pharmacy, going to pharmacy etc - all that appears just much less regulated in some of these places. Basic imaging services / dental services also inexpensive. They just didn't have the super advanced stuff you see in the US. So I just don't think you could spent $10M during last 12 months of life there, they don't have infrastructure / equipment to do that even if you wanted. So folks probably die earlier as a result?