Moving to a country where my healthcare is tied to my employment feels a lot like dystopia to me. Also while healthcare struggles on barely functioning in the U

Moving to a country where my healthcare is tied to my employment feels a lot like dystopia to me. Also while healthcare struggles on barely functioning in the USA at the moment, there’s no real guarantee that it won’t be the first thing to collapse in the next financial disaster due to world shatteringly impressive mismanagement by decades of private companies squeezing the very blood and sweat out of American workers by way of ever increasing healthcare costs. It’s like a slow burn undermining the entire US economy. And I didn’t talk to much about Canadian healthcare because I know it’s more fair but I know it varies from province to province so it’s not really consistent.