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US health system is quite broken. I had my wrist fully rebuilt and the bill was $10k here in Australia, and that was with insurance covering it. I paid nothing myself.
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Iām glad I live in Sweden. We pay about 35$ per surgery no matter what the ārealā cost is. No health insurance required at all in Sweden. If you have to go several times to the doctor the maximum cost per year is about 130$ total. Higher taxes of course, but they also include free college, free schools, cheap daycare for childrenā¦
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Been there. You get charged $3 per pill of Tylenol. The doctor asks how you feel from the hallway and you get charged $500.
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Seeing stories like this always makes me feel grateful to live in a country with a single-payer healthcare system. Glad you're healing up, Jeff!
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As a german thats for me, everytime i see content like that, nuts.... i paid 18 bucks for the trip to the hospital nothing more..... insane
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What's crazy is that the insurance company will likely pay FAR less than that $205,000 because of the "negotiated price" between them and the health care facility which performed the surgery. I often see the "negotiated price" or "adjusted price" be 10% of the original price - sometimes even less. Medications are the same way - you'd be shocked by the discounts you can get by seeing if the manufacturer has any discounts available, or by going to websites like GoodRx. I pay $10/month right now for a medication that retails for $500/month just because I contacted the manufacturer. I have no idea how any of this is legal. What other industry hands out "90% off" discounts? Certainly not the cycling industry! Please, Ferrari, please!
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End of 2020 I was run over at a roundabout and spent the initial 3 weeks in hospital. Multiple surgerys, district nursing, ongoing support, rehab, physio more surgerys. I am STILL being cared for although at much less regular intervals 20 months later. The government actually paid me to keep my family afloat during the time i could not work.
New Zealand here.
Ps i don't recommend having your urethra severed.
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I feel sorry your you American friends... and I appreciate being European, and being able to broke my collar bone whenever I want... free of charge... :)
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Dude, that's crazy. Here in Brazil we have a free health system, which is not perfect, it's usually overcrowded, but in a crash situation like that you would never have to spend even the 5000 USD that you spent there. We sometimes take it for granted but we should be thankful for it.
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My gilfriend had the same surgery and payed nothing. We live in Brazil and we have acces to public hospitals.
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I live in Canada. I broke my collarbone 3 months ago and had the same surgery and it was free. Heck, I'm now going to physiotherapy once a week. This is my 2nd month there and my health care plan pays for that too. God bless Canada!!
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I wish you a speedy recovery and a great comeback !
The biggest problem is that the healthcare services prices are always negociated between the hospitals and the insurance companies. It should be determined by an external authority.
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I broke 2 rips and my skul a year ago and had to pay 0$
Greetings from Europe
(but god bless merica itās the greatest country out there)
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It's dispicable how health care works in the USA. As a Canadian multisport athlete, I'd be financially ruined in the USA. I've broken my collar bone, wrist and finger. Multiple x-rays and casts. Had 2 knee MRIs and both ACLS replaced as they fully ruptured playing sports. I had 3 MRIs for idiopathic pericarditis of my heart. All without paying anything besides my normal income taxes.
I'm 35 now, I cycle, I still work out 5 days a week, I still play sports none stop. If I weren't in Canada I'm not sure this story would have unfolded the same way!
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Wow! Makes my $96k femur break and Ti rod seem like a bargain!
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Med device rep here. What we charge the hospital vs what the hospital bills patient for is completely different based on insurance reimbursement. That actually looks like our plate and screws by the way. Heal up soon š
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You are the best inspiration! Great attitude. Respecting doctors hospitals teams etc but itās bananas š
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Damn, finally an American recognise how fucked up his healthcare system is
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thats the one thing im happy with living in Canada, surgery is always 0$, only medication cost something and base insurance is 55%, can go up to 100% depending on the plan
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@till552
2 years ago
I broke my wrist in a crash 2 years ago and had to pay exactly 0 $ for the operation.
Greetings from Germany
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