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kkmail
Joined 2013
Posts: 209

Healthcare

8 years ago

For those of you concerned about healthcare, do it here ! Only under catastrophic conditions would I even consider having anything done in the usa and I would probably go to Germany or France if that were the case.. I have had 2 back surgery's, 1 knee surgery, two cosmetic surgery's, skin removed to be tested via biopsy, two growths being removed, artery's tested for blood clots, and major dental work at least 5 times a total cost of not more than $3000 ! That's over a 10 year period..The care, impeccable. Better than you could ever imagine. The facilty's : I have been to private hospitals, public hospitals and ALL of them satisfactory to my needs.. The public ones may not be as pretty as the Mayo Clinic or Cedars Sinai but the inside of the operating theaters are fully equipped with everything available needed. The doctors and nurse's are absolute professionals and as a bonus you all know what the nurses look like..So for those of you concerned with the all important medical care, save yourself from the un-affordable care act implied upon you and move !!

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