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Are you saying that you're getting better healthcare than in Canada, at much lower cost, while being uninsured in the US? That's hard to believe. Healthcare is
by auctiontheory 13y ago
Are you saying that you're getting better healthcare than in Canada, at much lower cost, while being uninsured in the US? That's hard to believe.
Healthcare is not free in the US, so someone is paying for the services your family is receiving. Perhaps you meant that you have high-quality employer-paid insurance. In that case, sure, once you're hooked up "within the system" it works. Don't lose your job!
- jasonlotito 13y ago> Are you saying that you're getting better healthcare than in Canada, at much lower cost, while being uninsured in the US? No, that's not at all what I said. Not at all. > That's hard to believe. Oh, the problem is one where my facts are conflicting with your belief structure. I got it. What part specifically? The part where I actually got care despite not getting any care after over a year waiting? That the cost is so much substantially lower that it's essentially free? And what does my insurance have to do with it? Yes, I have insurance, but it doesn't cover the cost. The state does. My job has nothing to do with it. I meant exactly what I said. Even the part about harming my son.
- MacsHeadroom 13y ago> Yes, I have insurance, but it doesn't cover the cost. The state does. My job has nothing to do with it. Which state would that be? Did you come from Alberta or something? Sorry if I come off as incredulous. But your story flies in the face of a lot more than just my own anecdotal experience.