Americans have come to Canada for all the same things.
Is it your belief that Americans don't cross border shop?
We are talking about them accessing something (drugs) that is tax payer supported to achieve lower prices
Canada selling drugs to Americans.
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Americans have come to Canada for all the same things.
Is it your belief that Americans don't cross border shop?
We are talking about them accessing something (drugs) that is tax payer supported to achieve lower prices
How much do you know about Canadian Healthcare and the back and forth between the US and Canada.
Cause fraud is a huge issue especially in close border communities, normally from people in the US coming to Canada to get their health care for free, or attempting it. It's a little better now with upgraded health/MSI/whatever provincial card you get, but some places are still easy to bypass the system.
I'd favor that. There's two (or more) tier health care everywhere in the world. Denying that is simply. . . well, denial.
Boy, the health insurance and drug lobby totally control the United States. I suppose that bureaucracies that are largly composed of doctors and lawyers would be fairly insurmountable.
All that free research done by Dr. Mengele didn't hurt, either.
All that free research done by Dr. Mengele didn't hurt, either.
No, I suppose not. That Hippocratic Oath and it's non compatibility with American health care thing would put the more honest and diligent doctors in a conflict of interest.
Sure. Lawyers swear an oath to the BAR rather than to any clients. They lie a lot for them too, Right Liar??
Your two-tier system is "Provincial healthcare or crossing the border."
As I said, all healthcare is two tier. Might as well bite the bullet and admit it. Then a country can administer it rationally.
The rich don't visit clinics, they visit doctors with their own office. Let me guess which group you belong to, lol.
It is "single payer" but only about 2/3rds of it.
That 2/3rds of our health care is enough to keep most of us going, smoothly.
When my children were born, no invoice was issued to us. Not even by the Midwives that we had in attendance (who also looked in on my wife for a month afterwards). We brought home a baby, not a bill for thousands.
Yep. I have no beef with your system. I don't think it's the best, I think a hybrid of the French, Australian, and Japanese systems would work best for the U.S., preferably on a state-by-state basis. But we could copy yours word for word and be in a much better situation.
You will never, ever be allowed to have a different system from the one that you have. Those multi-trillion dollar lobbies are more powerful than any temporal authority in your country.
It will Never happen.