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> he says just go to the US for your Healthcare needs, and have it funded by klanada
Not what I said, I said that klanada's system is better than the US, which is just objectively true, tho not saying much
> Yeah in the history of man no one can pay or have paid for surgery.
How much do you think getting stitches or cast costs, just for the bill of materials.
In the US some stitches or a cast can easily set you back 5 - 10 thousand dollars without insurance, just a ball park, maybe more
I'm not talking about 'the history of man" i'm talking medical costs within a modern privatized medical system where prices inflate to an absurd degree
From this article https://www.debt.org/medical/hospital-surgery-costs/
"The average per-day hospital cost in the U.S. is $2,883, with California ($4,181) the most expensive, and Mississippi ($1,305) the least. The average hospital stay is 4.6 days, at an average cost of $13,262.
If surgery is involved, hospital costs soar through the roof. Some of the most common surgeries have price tags that top $100,000."
Is that how much is costs in klanada or Germany? I am very good at saving money but I don't just have 100k laying around
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> he says just go to the US for your Healthcare needs, and have it funded by klanada
Not what I said, I said that klanada's system is better than the US, which is just objectively true, tho not saying much
> Yeah in the history of man no one can pay or have paid for surgery.
How much do you think getting stitches or cast costs, just for the bill of materials.
In the US some stitches or a cast can easily set you back 5 - 10 thousand dollars without insurance, just a ball park, maybe more
I'm not talking about 'the history of man" i'm talking medical costs within a modern privatized medical system where prices inflate to an absurd degree
From this article https://www.debt.org/medical/hospital-surgery-costs/
"The average per-day hospital cost in the U.S. is $2,883, with California ($4,181) the most expensive, and Mississippi ($1,305) the least. The average hospital stay is 4.6 days, at an average cost of $13,262.
If surgery is involved, hospital costs soar through the roof. Some of the most common surgeries have price tags that top $100,000."
Is that how much is costs in klanada or Germany? I am very good at saving money but I don't just have 100k laying around