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American Healthcare - if you need it, you can get it done. The amount of people who come to America to get simple procedures done vs joining the Canadian wait list is more than you think, and all of this information is based on a conversation with - A Canadian.
That's not the advertisement that you think it is. If you think about it for even a moment you'll realize that it's because we prioritize the wealthy in the US. Sure a rich person from Canada can come down and get a procedure in a moment's notice but how many Americans have to leave the US to get the procedure themselves or even worse are never able to get it at all?
And as a Canadian I have never met anyone who went to the US for healthcare and as a middle class person I grew up with people poorer and richer than myself.
Yes, these stories are either outright lies, or are about rich people not being willing to wait their turn. Meanwhile, here I am drowning in medical debt, putting off getting procedures done, and trying to decide if I would rather just live with my dental problems, or risk getting kidnapped and murdered in Mexico, because they have so many Americans crossing the border to get dental work that they have not one, but multiple top tier dental towns.
Canadian healthcare - I got surgery within the space of a month for something totally non-life-threatening and didn't pay a cent other than my taxes, which cost less than American health insurance monthly. The amount of people I know who went to the US to get simple procedures done is exactly zero, and all this information is directly from - a Canadian.
Ah yes. If you need it, you can get it done. Except for the fact that you probably can't afford it.
this information is based on a conversation with - A Canadian.
Hear that, folks? He talked to one, whole Canadian. That's a wrap!
Yep! It's a wrap!
I don't know about Canada, but I'll continue getting medical help here in Europe.