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4/28/2015 7:09:45 AM
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I work in the U.S. medical system. Every year hundreds of Canadians come down for elective procedures because the wait is too long in the own country.
I loved ved in NZ for several years and completely screwed up my arm. I waited 2.5 years to recover from an injury that would have been resolved in months back in the States.
Yes the healthcare system is broken but it's still better than you think.
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They pay because they can. If i need an MRI CT or any procedure fast it happens. If i want it "faster" fk if i got the money why not. Money will always rule.
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Yep. Just like in the U.S. If you need it fast or urgently you get it. Its against the law to deny someone emergency care based on ability to pay. The difference is here I don't have to wait two and a half years while the the government decides if my procedure is necessary or not.
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Doesn't happen in Canada.
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That's why Canadians drive to the Southern U.S. to pay our prices for medical procedures that they could have for free in their own country. Lmao.
