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My personal experiences aside, one of the biggest problems with healthcare in the U.S. is that you do need insurance to get it. Otherwise the absolutely unreal
by bane 4y ago
My personal experiences aside, one of the biggest problems with healthcare in the U.S. is that you do need insurance to get it. Otherwise the absolutely unreal cost for even the most basic interactions will bankrupt virtually anybody quickly.
It turns out the times when people need healthcare the most is when they're the sickest, which is when they're least likely to be able to hold a job down, which is what most good insurances are tied to.
- Falkon1313 4y agoYep. You can get all the insurance you want when you don't need it. But when you get sick and do need it, then you'll likely lose it. And that's still better than it used to be. As long as you're not too sick to work, you might still be able to get something now. Pre-existing conditions used to just be a death sentence.