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My healthcare costs don’t outstrip housing but if I were living somewhere rural they might.
50 sats \ 1 reply \ @kepford 2h
I would like to see this by age group as this seems absurd to me. That's said my family and I are very healthy and have been fortunate to not need expensive health care.
All that said, the US sick care system is a mess. And it's not a free market btw for those centrally planned health system fans. What we have is more like a fascist healthcare system. State manipulating the systems for a few corporations. So called insurance is the root issue.
But even more so, we for the most part live a very unhealthy lifestyle in the US. Look around. You can see it. When I think about it that way it's not surprising.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @kepford 2h
If Facism triggers you say corporatism or crony capitalism.
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As an European I am shocked about the health cost in US. I have some friends that told me some mind-blowing stories... I am happy they managed to move and can benefit of the European health system.
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Healthcare spending is heavily bimodal with some households spending very little and some spending an enormous amount.
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I wonder if it means we are getting healthier?
Or is it that we are spending less on other stuff? (Groceries?)
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Terrible. This is one reason I don't really consider about moving back to the US. Not just cost, but complicated healthcare.
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