He went in for a colonoscopy. The bill was $19,000.

[Diunx]

Someone is asking to get Luigid

 

[The ADD]

You know how...

Sir

 

[Mordith]

You know how...

 

[Remote]

I never heard of anyone's deductible being that high. My family deductible isn't close to that and my company's insurance sucks

I work in the industry. I see it all the time

 

[Strapped]

American greed & no regulations

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Expensive Shyt.

 

[valet]

Doing a "Luigi" is letting the real criminals get away with it. Its the hospital charging all that money for that procedure. All this Luigi worship makes no sense to me.

 

[the artist known az]

I work in the industry. I see it all the time

I was just saying mine isn't that high or heard anyone say it's that high. That is ridiculously high.

 

[Peter Popoff]

In the most powerful nation on earth and the wealthiest nation, it is an absolute shame and disgrace there is no basic right to healthcare.

Agreed bıtch. That neg coming though. Watch ya neck.

You ole cum guzzling hoe ass nıgga....

 

[bnew]

It has to be more than $4K in taxes. Literally everything up here is taxed to death. The US has a much stronger economy and is much better to businesses. Canada is just one giant socialist shythole right now. We make less money but pay more for everything. So $15K sounds like a lot, right? But what if I told you, as a professional you'll make double the money, have half the costs (ie: house in Houston is like $400K. The equivalent in a major city is a 2 bed condo. And of course...any costs (roceries, clothes, etc have a 13-15% sales tax slapped on it. So what I'm trying to say is "free" healthcare aint free. You're paying through the nose for it.

Also forgot to mention that 6,000,000 Canadians don't have a family doctor. We have a shortage of nurses. The quality of medical care has declined rapidly. Takes years to schedule appointments with specialists. If you go to emerge, you're going to be there all day. We brougth in too many people and they have completely depleted our services. My US colleagues are getting major surgeries in days. Unheard of in Canada. The other day a guy in Quebec was complaining about chest pain. He sat in emerge for 6 -7 hours. He got frustrated and went home. He died the next day (aortic dissection). His life could have easily been saved.

we have a shortage of nurses too, we get nurses from english speaking territories and other nations to send to rural areas. your housing is expensive because you're not building enough and thats not a policy rooted in socialism. In the U.S people die of untreated illnesses everyday, we have more than 30 million people without health insurance and many people rationing medicine or just going without.

dude got denied by the insurance company and is now dying when he could have possibly been treated much earlier.

 

[Givethanks]

It's a big difference between not being able to go to the doctors/hospital vs having a difficult time.

In Canada we're inconvenienced but I wouldn't trade that for what alot of people go through in the US. When it rains it pours. If you grew up blessed not in poverty, be thankful.

I had a family member of mine have open heart surgery as a child.

 

[True Blue Moon]

Damn he got fukked

 

[Kingshango]

Waluigi might have to pull up.

 

[Amo Husserl]

 

[Rekkapryde]

American health care system is built for robbery only

i worked in American health administration. nightmare shyt

Certain industries cannot be for profit and this is why