Where are the data charts attempting to quantify quality of care? To me, this article reads, "French citizen pay more for a meal on average", but meanwhile the

Where are the data charts attempting to quantify quality of care? To me, this article reads, "French citizen pay more for a meal on average", but meanwhile the comparison is of a population eating fast food everyday. The article feels like an emotional argument saying "We pay 2x for the same service" but I'm highly doubtful of the "same service" aspect of it. Don't get me wrong, the data I've seen showing Americans are one of the most unhealthy populations in the developed world is clear. I'm saying the article is unscientific, not that the American people are healthy, or have great health care service.