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Which places?

• tverbeure 4y ago
  Not the person you're replying to, but: Belgium. I haven't lived there for more than 20 years, but until 2000, one of their big issues were medical overconsumption. As in: there were too many doctors and specialists, and it was considered too easy to get medical attention. But for those who needed it, it was fantastic. And the quality of care that I experienced there was on par or better with what I get in the US. I don't think much has changed. I just went back, had a very minor medical issue, and within 2 hours after making my first call, I had see a primary care physician, who wasn't 100% sure, so she called in the specialist next door as well.
• asdfdsfasdf 4y ago
  South Korea