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Медицина: как работают платная и бесплатная системы

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Продолжительность жизни в России

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Что творится в деревнях?

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Кто и сколько тратит на медицину?

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Франция: вылечат даже бездомного

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Великобритания: лечат как в России?

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США: сколько придется заплатить за медпомощь?

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А если заплатить нечем?

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Невероятные счета на десятки тысяч долларов

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Роды в США

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Бесконечные очереди к врачам в Британии

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Нехватка врачей во Франции

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Сходил к врачу — стал банкротом?

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Дантисты удалят вам все зубы

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Как система справляется с нагрузкой

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«Налоги на грехи» и телемедицина

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изгои, в Германии — полноправные граждане: жизнь людей с инвалидностью

В России - изгои, в Германии — полноправные граждане: жизнь людей с инвалидностью

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because a lot has been torn away from me, for

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someone else it’s an emergency that they have an itch, we have

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many places where there is no access to

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medical care, which is why in

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France all medications are included in the insurance, you do

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n’t need to buy anything in addition there is

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Anyone can get medical care

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for free Even if you are homeless, roughly speaking

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in America I believe that medicine

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is free, but because according to

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Federal law, any person has the right to

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medical care

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[music]

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friends Have you been to a hospital or clinic for a long time?

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ordinary municipal

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indignant grandmothers, shabby green ones

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corridors of a kilometer long queue

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got into a fight in line at the Tyumen

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clinic, a

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familiar picture is true, and even the doctors

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treat you with tired

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disdain

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you want to quickly get a certificate and

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never return to this hospital again those who

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can afford treatment in private

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clinics or even go abroad

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Why private medicine is better than

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public medicine, which allows Europeans to

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build their medical

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system more effectively How medicine works in the USA and

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where they still provide better treatment about it Today

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we’ll talk

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[music]

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how we evaluate medicine, for example, by

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life expectancy, it’s simple, the

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better a person is treated, the longer he lives

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when medical system is effective

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people are healthier feel better in

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old age and live longer when vaccinations are

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not given on time diagnosis works

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poorly treatment is not enough for all

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patients life expectancy is

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decreasing According to the World

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Health Organization for 2020,

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life expectancy in

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Russia is quite low for a man it is 68

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years in women 78 moreover, according to

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the Ministry of Health in 2023, more than half

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of men do not live to see retirement, most often

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in Russia they die from heart and

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liver diseases and also from cancer, while for example

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in Germany the

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life expectancy of a man is 79 years and for women

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85 in the UK, women in On average

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they live 83 years And men 80 years in the USA

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The average life expectancy of women is

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81 years and men 76 system

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Yes, this of course affects

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life expectancy Well, there is a

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certain percentage, about

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30 percent, probably in Russia, I think you know

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that we have a very big gap between

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men and women, and in our country, in principle,

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it is not as high as in European countries;

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in Russia, on

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paper, everyone has access to free medicine, but in reality, people from

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the regions, for example, in case of a heart attack, simply do not

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have time to get to the hospital;

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I talked about this in a

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video about the life of a rural doctor. Be

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sure to watch it. We have

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many places where there is no access to

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medical care.

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Small villages. And in some even

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medium-sized cities there are no separate

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cardiology departments. I know for sure that in

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my hometown in the north,

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people who have an

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acute condition are

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taken by helicopter to Petrozavodsk,

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it turns out to be the capital of the region and this, of course,

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seems quite catastrophic to me. In

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addition, the healthcare system in Russia is

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not very effective. This

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healthcare system has an extremely low

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level of efficiency because there is some money in the

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system but they are

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not distributed very efficiently,

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again we are talking about the underfunding of

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the regions Well, in principle, there is a

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lot of bureaucracy and some problems at the

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local level that are

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what is needed for good medicine. Of course,

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money in the case of Russia This is mostly

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state money, we are not only talking

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about hospitals being financed from the budget

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also high-quality independent

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research of drugs and new vaccines

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Russia spends on medicine A little more than 3%

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of GDP, while most of the money goes to

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large regions and to the capital

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financing in Russia

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because a lot of corruption

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arises there and of course because of this Even

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the money that the regions receive, they

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simply end up stolen at

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some point, Western countries allocate

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much more money to their medicine than

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Russia in Europe, the largest expenses are in

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Germany and France, approximately 12% each,

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regardless of the country, the

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healthcare system in Europe is designed so

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that anyone can receive basic

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medical care, which always

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emphasizes the

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differences between Europe and the United States, this is that

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the philosophy of European healthcare is

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that it is available to everyone, even if you are

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homeless, roughly speaking,

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and not roughly, in short,

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people

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with a residence permit without registration without

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anything, there is simply a special

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card like this -otherwise called

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medical, it covers basic

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needs, they don’t cover you for a

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dental implant, but nevertheless, when you

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get to the hospital by ambulance, you

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then don’t receive any bill,

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journalist Alexandra shared a

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life hack for women who are going to

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give birth in Europe, you can just come to the

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country and for free to be examined by

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doctors, then there is such a

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residence permit to

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protect pregnancy, if you

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appear with your stomach on the territory of Italy, then you

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can get an

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insurance card for

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you where, of course, there are no

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good super perinatal tests there.

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But what is done in capital conditions,

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that is, there are three main ultrasound examinations and

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then childbirth you lie there exactly where

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all ordinary Italian citizens lie

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in France, every resident must have

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insurance, the French insured under

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the state program pay contributions every month to the

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Social Security Fund,

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contributions to the fund are deducted from the

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employee’s salary and amount to 7 percent of

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his income, the employer also usually pays for the

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employee this is 13 percent of his

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salary with insurance, a person can

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choose where to be treated in a public

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or private clinic, as a rule, the

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patient pays the doctor himself and

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then the fund reimburses the money according to his

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insurance plan; the state

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insurance necessarily covers about 70% of the services, the

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remaining 30% can be covered by

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additional private insurance if you

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don’t have insurance, you need to pay extra for treatment from your own

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pocket. French insurance companies

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cannot refuse to pay for a patient,

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even if a person is fired, he

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still retains the same insurance plan.

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In this case, the

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former employer continues to pay for the employees, and the

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state pays

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insurance premiums to the company. In addition Moreover, in France

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there are local social assistance funds, at

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the expense of which

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uninsured French people receive medical care.

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And France has one of the best

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social systems because we can

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say that this paid

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capitalist French medicine

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is probably the most free in the world

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Because

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every Frenchman here has

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insurance state

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social security number that

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covers 70% of all your medical

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expenses, that is, whatever you do, 70%

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is covered by the state, that is, on

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yours. And you are left to cover the remaining

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30 and, as a rule, these 30% are covered by this

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additional insurance, half of

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which,

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according to the new law, which pair years ago

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the employer must pay for you paid insurance will cost a

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Frenchman 20:50 euros per month it

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seems to you that this is a lot in one moved to

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France from Belarus in his opinion the

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level of wages in France is

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so high that these 50 euros are simply

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not noticeable plus insurance covers

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almost all medicines for us That is, everything

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that the doctor prescribes to you Yes,

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this is all covered by insurance too

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Come to the pharmacy You show

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the prescriptions and you don’t pay anything, that is, in

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France all medicines are included in the insurance, you do

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n’t need to buy anything in addition, while

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in Russia everyone Grandmother's trip to the pharmacy

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This is a big blow to her budget. In

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addition, in France, children undergo

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any kind of surgery for free. I have never seen

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that in the country they collect

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money for the treatment of children and adults for

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procedures. That is, for example, the doctors involved are quite

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expensive in France;

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there are a lot of

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visits for tests and medications that are there

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for girls, 1 capsule costs up to 400 euros, you

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need a lot of them, it’s all 100

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% covered by the state, it didn’t

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cost even if you have flat feet And you

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need orthopedic insoles, just

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ask your therapist to send a request to the

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state insurance center in Europe,

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even illegal immigrants can receive free medical care,

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this right is secured a new

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fact of emigration from 2020, of course,

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refugees still face

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discrimination, language difficulties when

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receiving help, in order to solve these

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problems, the European Commission allocates money for the

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treatment of migrants and trains medical staff

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to work with refugees

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and it concerns.

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That is, they don’t even have the right

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to be here, let alone them the state does not deport

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them, the state fully covers one hundred

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percent of medical expenses in

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countries with such, well, with general

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coverage, this is the minimum

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provision of healthcare, it

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exists simply by the fact of your

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existence. That is, it will be a basic

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set of medical services, but it will be

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guaranteed to you by the system healthcare

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in Great Britain is public, that is,

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anyone can receive medical care

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for free, the difference with private systems is

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that here they pay for medicine from

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taxes, the state itself decides what to

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spend the money on, and there is also a private sector.

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Where can you go for paid

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treatment, essentially like in Russia, but only the

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United Kingdom spends

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not 3% of GDP on medicine, but about 11, the British

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conducted surveys Who do you trust and

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what system do you trust what system

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what system are you proud of and that’s what

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National

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Service anations is called,

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it’s just super top of what people

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trust what people are proud of in the

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UK healthcare

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free And of course there is a

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parallel system of private doctors where

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you can go for any whims of your

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money but in general health care is

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free there is one single such system

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throughout the UK the advantages of

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free that it is available to everyone

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conditionally No it is available to everyone if

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you wait for your turn from another huge

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plus and this is noted by all immigrants from the

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post-Soviet space The doctors here are

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very humane and polite, they still

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don’t always have an effect The end

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result may not cure you,

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they sent you home about the foam, but you won’t

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leave with the feeling that they

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just talked to you like a

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thing if in your the family has a difficult

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economic situation, you

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can get all the medicines for free with

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medicines, an interesting system if

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You have a small income or there may be a

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conclusion, such as now Ukrainian

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refugees, you are in the assistance system,

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receive benefits If you fall into

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one of these categories that

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the state helps then all medications,

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almost all will be free, in other

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cases, the drug is given at a

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fixed rate per prescription, now

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it is 9 pounds 65 pennies so that the

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doctor writes a prescription for you on a piece of paper, you

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come to the pharmacy You will be given

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this drug and you will pay conditionally

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nine pounds The United States spends

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more on healthcare other countries

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about 18% of GDP this money goes to

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insurance for the elderly people with low

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incomes and military veterans

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they account for about a third of the

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country's population the remaining 70% of American

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citizens pay for treatment themselves and go to

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private hospitals in 2010 it

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was passed legally in the country affordable health

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care is also known as Obama

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Key and the state began to pay for

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emergency care for any person

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without insurance, so Daria, who

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now works as a doctor in the United States, believes

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that medicine in the country is free in America. I believe that medicine is free, but

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because any person, according to Federal law,

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has the right to medical care for

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free medical care, that is, the

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Federal government essentially decided

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that medicine in the United States is free, but they did not

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decide who will pay for this medicine. An

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interesting situation happened, there is the

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so-called young m-tala - this is the

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Medical rhythm of their

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label, in my opinion this is what it stands for

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essentially, if a person has an

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emergency situation or a woman is in

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active labor, then this person has the

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right to free medical

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care. It turns out that all

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emergency departments are required to

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accept patients without regard to

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insurance. That is, if the patient needs to be

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urgently operated on or if the discharge

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brings in an infecting woman doctors

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are obliged to help in this case the patient will not

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pay a penny

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then what is an

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emergency situation there is no definition

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and what is an emergency situation is decided by the

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patients themselves for me an emergency

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situation is that I have a lot of herbalism it is an

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emergency situation for someone else

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that they have an itch therefore we

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look at and treat for free, and this is

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all over the country; it is Federal law that all

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emergency rooms are required to admit and

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treat without any regard for

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insurance; for anything, there is simply no such thing;

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many people have a myth that here in

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America they ask immediately before any help is

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provided. Is there insurance?

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They ask Is there money? Well, I’ve never

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encountered anything like this because I

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went and I did it in an ambulance. Well, in an

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emergency, when I had to

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go to this particular immergen cyrum,

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not only as a patient myself, but I went with

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my friends there. I even went here

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with my mother, who came here as a tourist

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and she had appendicitis, I also

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went there with her and it never

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happened that they asked a question about

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what if you have money and what if you have

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insurance before starting to provide services Well

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some kind of help That is, this is always the

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last question They can Just

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ask if there is insurance or not When

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there is a form to fill out But even if it is not there,

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they will never drive you out into the street They

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will not do anything Anatoly got into an accident in

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Alaska, an ambulance arrived to him very quickly,

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doctors came to him On the spot, he was examined and

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taken to the nearest hospital a

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month later. Anatoly received bills for treatment.

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Well, I didn’t have to pay for them myself.

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When I had an accident in Alaska, they

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gave me all the help. I wasn’t there. I was

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n’t particularly hurt. I just had a

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head bruise. There,

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two hours after admission, they let me go,

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they said everything was fine, you can go, and

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after about a month, bills began to arrive,

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but because I had

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insurance. And this is an

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emergency; emergency cases are always

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on the edge; they are even covered by free

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insurance, which here in California

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it’s called

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and for all emergencies I

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received a bill where I remember seeing what it was

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for an ambulance in the region of

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one and a half thousand dollars or 1200

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dollars, that’s what the

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ambulance arrived and took me there

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I paid, in my opinion, less than $200,

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from which everything else was covered by

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insurance for emergency care. The

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state can pay for charitable

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foundations or the hospitals themselves, of course, to

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receive not only emergency care, but

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also to go to the doctor at any time, an

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American needs insurance,

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these are doctors armedicate two different

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insurances, but in general, this is a type of

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state compulsory insurance

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for children of people over 65 years old, there are

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some people with certain

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chronic diseases, this is also what

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the state pays, there are

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private insurances through the employer, for example, my

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employer pays for my insurance, I

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pay. What is called premium, this is when a

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month I pay a pretty penny there, 200 dollars

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I pay for my insurance, my husband’s,

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my daughter’s, all of this is covered by 200

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dollars, in principle. Besides that, I do

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n’t really pay anything, as if I have

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insurance like most people who

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work in such good jobs,

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insurance is provided by the employer, it

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costs some fabulous prices. the money

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there is more than a thousand dollars a month for the

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whole family,

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the employer pays me from my own salary, I

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also have some deductions, in my opinion

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they deduct from me somewhere around 300-400, maybe

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500 dollars, to be honest, I don’t

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remember now every month, but this It’s a small part

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of what is generally paid for insurance,

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so good insurance covers

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a lot of things.

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If I go to a doctor somewhere, I have to

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pay 20 dollars for a visit, this

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is considered a little, it’s such a fortune so that

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people just don’t go randomly anywhere.

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And all the bills come from the

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employer’s insurance. The employee takes a percentage for the

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insurance and pays for it independently. It is

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believed that the employer spends about $12,000 a year on insurance for one

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employee with a family. The

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average family spends about $12,000 a year

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on insurance. Of these

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$12,000, let’s say 3-4 thousand

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dollars will be covered by employees with a

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deduction of wages if there is private insurance

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that can be purchased on marketplaces it is

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used by immigrant students. Such

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insurance costs about $50 per

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month. Each type of insurance has a

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list of services that it covers. At the same time,

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hospital insurance companies can

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negotiate the cost of a particular

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service. When a patient comes in

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and is treated,

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it doesn’t matter; the surgery was performed; we gave appendiceals as a gift.

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after this, the insurers in the

00:19:01

hospital decide how to take money from this patient.

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If the patient has

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insurance, then they begin to butt heads with

00:19:06

the insurance; the insurance is trying to say

00:19:08

that we will not pay for this; the insurance companies are coders;

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they are called codes;

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medical codes; in the hospital, they

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say that no, you will pay; in the end, they

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come to some kind of compromise, the patient does

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n’t even know what’s going on there at all,

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and in the end they seem to be there, as a matter of fact,

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probably the best analogy would be like grandmothers at the

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Bazaar decide among themselves that who

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will pay how much in the end, who

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will perform how much, this is such trading

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directly pure American

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health care system, its payment is very

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much abstracted from the

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majority of the population because, well, people

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who have insurance, they come

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give this insurance and they are

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rarely involved in paying

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for medical services if the patient

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does not have insurance, the

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pages always try to find

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workarounds so as not to charge his money in

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many States there is insurance or

00:20:02

some kind of coverage from the States there are

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some federal programs that

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cover hospitals at losses for patients

00:20:08

that they pay. If this is not possible,

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that is, the patient is young, not a child, not

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suitable there due to some chronic

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diseases, not suitable there on

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some other issues, it turns out that there is

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no money at all to take something

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enough

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hospitals can take

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money from somewhere they have two options is

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to forgive the debt number one option which is

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option two is to hire collectors and

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start the patient giving this money to the hospital they do

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n’t extract money from the patient, she

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sells the debt. And then the collectors

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butt heads with the patient and look for property from him,

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for example, which

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can be sold if something happens, if the management at the

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hospital understands that there is

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nothing to take from the patients and the debt. He won’t pay it back in any way; they

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can write off expenses for treatment this

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person for unplanned

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charity for people over 65

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years old, unemployed and disabled, there are

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state insurances, Medicare and

00:21:01

Medicaid. In addition, there is chip insurance

00:21:03

for children who grow up in poor families.

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This is a Federal program and the problem with

00:21:09

them is that the patient must apply for them

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if the patients are no one does not

00:21:14

submit to programs automatically does not

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draw accordingly that in

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order to apply there must be a

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certain personality type, a person

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must be interested in

00:21:24

his health and interested in himself,

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interested in not going to the

00:21:29

emergency room with every bullshit but

00:21:31

receiving good quality

00:21:32

medical care as well as in

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Europe, for migrants who have just

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arrived in the country and cannot pay for

00:21:37

regular insurance, the state

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provides free insurance; it covers

00:21:41

all necessary services, it is very difficult to

00:21:43

say what income must be for you to

00:21:46

lose this free insurance. That

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is, as a rule, there is some kind of insurance

00:21:51

agent who issues it to you insurance,

00:21:53

including free of charge

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and he advises you on this topic

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depends on a lot of things if

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you are alone it’s one amount if you have a

00:22:03

family of two people this is another amount if

00:22:05

it’s a family and let’s say two children then this is

00:22:08

already a third amount But roughly speaking

00:22:12

If you start to receive on average, in

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my opinion, a little more than a thousand dollars per

00:22:19

family member, then you

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can no longer qualify for free

00:22:26

insurance if you have been living in the USA for a long time, you are

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still not very good with money, you

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do not have health insurance, you can

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contact a community medical center such

00:22:35

a clinic You can come

00:22:37

I had this experience I had

00:22:40

high blood pressure and I didn’t have

00:22:43

health insurance at that time That is, what does

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it all look like you come fill out

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a form you pay a fixed amount then

00:22:49

it was 50 or 55 dollars I had a

00:22:52

full examination

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was necessary Yes, here is the moment, that is,

00:22:57

they didn’t take blood tests there.

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They did

00:23:01

an electrocardiogram. They did some other

00:23:04

procedures. The doctor examined me, prescribed

00:23:07

me medications and told me to come

00:23:10

next time, that is, I took these medications

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to the meeting once I came, I again

00:23:14

paid 55 dollars for the appointment, he didn’t I

00:23:17

also adjusted the medications and

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in my opinion I went to see him three times over the

00:23:21

course of a year, he didn’t pick up the medications

00:23:23

that helped me lower my blood pressure, I

00:23:27

still take them and in general there are no problems

00:23:30

according to Andrey,

00:23:31

you won’t notice the difference with a private clinic the equipment is all new, in

00:23:35

any case, what I saw and the premises are

00:23:38

new, good, well renovated, large,

00:23:42

there is a reception desk with

00:23:45

x-rays,

00:23:47

cardiograms, that is, well, I won’t say that

00:23:51

I saw any difference Yes, maybe

00:23:53

this is the building Thank you very much, like some

00:23:56

large clinics But

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what you need Let’s just say that what you

00:24:01

expect is what

00:24:04

you’ll get from a regular clinic: they say that you

00:24:06

can’t trust American medicine. After all, at

00:24:08

any moment an incredible

00:24:10

bill for treatment in a hospital can come.

00:24:12

Indeed, the hospital always sends bills for medical care,

00:24:14

but in

00:24:16

reality it’s not at all necessary to pay them in full.

00:24:18

bills that are

00:24:20

20-30 thousand dollars 50 thousand dollars in

00:24:23

reality people who are medically

00:24:26

savvy that most people here sort of

00:24:28

understand why they don’t pay

00:24:31

for them someone they pay part of you went

00:24:34

there for a visit to the doctor you were told

00:24:37

this costs 1000 dollars and the insurance

00:24:40

company says Well, of course, we won’t support a thousand.

00:24:42

We are ready to accept

00:24:45

600 dollars for this service and of that we

00:24:49

pay 500. And you pay 100 and then you

00:24:52

receive a bill in the end for 100 dollars, and

00:24:53

not the bills may come if you, for

00:24:56

example, are insured in one state and

00:24:58

got sick in another state, but here the problem can be

00:25:00

solved very simply; you need to

00:25:01

notify your insurance company before going to the clinic;

00:25:03

it turns out that my

00:25:06

insurance company is

00:25:07

registered in the

00:25:11

state of New York. I was in the state of South

00:25:12

Carolina and in order to

00:25:14

use the services, I had to

00:25:16

first call your insurance and

00:25:18

say, you know, I’m going to

00:25:19

this particular hospital, so keep in mind

00:25:21

what’s next You will need to

00:25:24

cover their services and we will cover them, but it’s

00:25:26

important you should have been

00:25:27

warned first And now you need to apply for

00:25:30

hair removal in the USA, birth tourism is very popular

00:25:32

people they come to give birth in America,

00:25:35

partly thanks to good medicine. In

00:25:36

addition, even in a regular clinic, your

00:25:38

room will be sparkling with cleanliness and the

00:25:40

equipment will be the newest last

00:25:42

year, it

00:25:43

would be desirable to have a pregnant baby, he

00:25:46

fought this year, they found there the

00:25:47

baby had a water temperature, we went to the

00:25:50

hospital the main thing that I liked is that

00:25:53

everyone is very calm everywhere, even if

00:25:57

some situation seems to you that you

00:25:58

are nervous, no one ever looks with

00:26:00

big eyes, there are a lot of very

00:26:03

specialists when my wife was there at the

00:26:04

birth. I counted at some point

00:26:06

12 different people came and left,

00:26:08

everyone was a specialist in some of its

00:26:09

segments, it’s interesting that in New York there are a

00:26:13

lot of people, doctors, nurses, they are

00:26:15

from very different cultures and from different countries,

00:26:19

and they showed the child differently,

00:26:21

we do it in an attack, but here it is like that, and here

00:26:24

we have it. it sounds more confident And there is a

00:26:25

lot of surprisingly personal

00:26:27

attitude. That is, you don’t expect any kind of personal attitude from a

00:26:30

nurse or a doctor who

00:26:32

serves just dozens of people every day.

00:26:34

They still

00:26:36

have something personal to

00:26:37

say to you there to cheer you up and Well, it’s

00:26:40

great here I don’t put it on storage, you

00:26:41

just need to come periodically

00:26:43

Will you take some additional

00:26:44

tests, everything was very clear, everything

00:26:47

was exactly according to the system and the doctor

00:26:50

who lived and observed In the end, this is the

00:26:53

doctor from this who came for a consultation She gave

00:26:55

birth herself That is, it was the doctor who

00:26:58

passed here the woman

00:27:01

who observed during pregnancy

00:27:03

she actually received

00:27:06

Sergei’s wife when moving to the USA was in the

00:27:08

eighth month of pregnancy even when

00:27:10

he did not yet have insurance in the clinic they

00:27:12

took care and provided all the necessary

00:27:14

services how kindly the

00:27:17

doctors treated us

00:27:19

at such a late stage they allowed us to

00:27:23

say so choose exactly how we want to

00:27:26

give birth, in what conditions, etc.,

00:27:29

and in general the whole experience was quite

00:27:32

positive, here they probably give you a little

00:27:35

more Freedom than in Russia. That is, for

00:27:37

example, when you choose a

00:27:40

hospital, choose a doctor, you can

00:27:42

choose the conditions under which you want to

00:27:44

give birth Do you want it there, I don’t know, there

00:27:47

were candles, music, an

00:27:49

inflatable pool. I understand that in Russia,

00:27:52

too, some clinics have this, and it

00:27:55

costs quite a lot of money;

00:27:57

nevertheless, here it is a more generally accepted

00:27:59

practice and we did not order any special effects,

00:28:02

but nevertheless, a normal birth

00:28:04

we went into a separate room, essentially a

00:28:09

huge room with an additional

00:28:11

sofa and

00:28:13

chairs with a

00:28:16

separate shower and

00:28:18

toilet, and in this room we spent

00:28:21

two and a half days there

00:28:23

and the feeling was that we had been in some kind of

00:28:25

boarding house, let’s say this is what

00:28:29

patients in the States are most satisfied with

00:28:30

this is the quality of the equipment and services, I

00:28:34

can only say so far, I only have

00:28:36

the feeling that they are simply some of the best

00:28:39

doctors in the world, the quality of the equipment is simply

00:28:42

Advanced and completely different Work

00:28:45

culture Work ethic I don’t see how you

00:28:48

can make a mistake here in terms of

00:28:51

you have the best education in the world you

00:28:55

were taught the best systems, in order to become you

00:28:57

can spend a huge

00:28:58

amount of time on the equipment that is

00:29:02

being produced. Here it is of a very high

00:29:04

level, there is no point in saving,

00:29:06

sawing it, in general, everything is not

00:29:08

structured as we used to think. I don’t

00:29:11

understand how this system can

00:29:12

give its way somewhere. to fight the

00:29:14

bureaucratic plan, as I said, that

00:29:16

suddenly it became more profitable than putting

00:29:18

fillings, but so that somewhere it would be

00:29:21

profitable for someone to cut it off and treat it

00:29:23

with bullshit, but I can’t

00:29:25

imagine that I have maximum trust

00:29:27

in the system

00:29:30

somewhere about something there you need to think,

00:29:32

but how to talk to you, what they

00:29:34

explain to you, you feel that the doctor is on

00:29:36

your side and he is trying to help you

00:29:38

and explain it’s not so easy that the

00:29:41

next one is there without looking, of course, Western

00:29:43

healthcare systems have their

00:29:44

drawbacks, for example, the British are most

00:29:46

worried about long queues to specialized for

00:29:48

specialists, the system is overloaded and the

00:29:51

previous government

00:29:53

systematically rizal

00:29:56

financing of health care during covid,

00:29:59

this all resulted in

00:30:01

amplification And still we

00:30:04

constantly have strikes because there are not

00:30:05

enough doctors and they are not paid extra here

00:30:09

Of course, everything depends on the

00:30:11

specific area, but very often for

00:30:14

some number, see a specialist you have to

00:30:16

stand for a long time, the most important complaint about

00:30:19

this system What is the queue

00:30:21

But this is probably inevitable, that is, it doesn’t

00:30:24

happen, it doesn’t exist You can maintain

00:30:28

a system that would serve everyone and

00:30:30

at the same time

00:30:32

this does not happen due to the fact that the system is

00:30:35

overloaded The data can be lost or

00:30:37

confused This happened with our

00:30:39

heroine Alina,

00:30:41

I started bleeding, it’s

00:30:46

easy to do, and then they came to me

00:30:50

Multiple text messages and you start that

00:30:53

I have something terrible with sugar in my blood, I

00:30:55

urgently need to come to a diabetologist Everything is

00:30:57

very bad, run, run a week later,

00:30:59

yesterday It turned out that they didn’t send all the

00:31:01

this one by mistake Sorry, it’s a pity that we

00:31:04

scared you lost aponia lost the

00:31:06

results got mixed up sent to the wrong place

00:31:08

House despite the fact that the system is uniform it doesn’t

00:31:11

work there are funny cases like For

00:31:14

example, my friend had a pinched disc in her

00:31:16

back And for a couple of months she practically

00:31:19

couldn’t walk, she was in pain all the time as

00:31:22

they advised, here’s the typical advice, take a

00:31:26

painkiller. Well, if it’s not about a hair dryer, maybe there’s

00:31:28

something stronger there, there’s a booth, but

00:31:31

throw it to yourself and wait and wait.

00:31:34

And you’ll go away on your own.

00:31:40

fly

00:31:42

to Poland to have disc surgery there.

00:31:44

If the UK still gives a

00:31:46

referral for surgery, the

00:31:48

patient can give it for months and even

00:31:50

years. Alina said that she has been waiting in

00:31:53

line to see a specialist for more than one year.

00:31:55

Maybe you will have to wait in line there; for

00:31:57

example, I waited in line

00:31:59

for removal

00:32:01

wisdom who behaved badly there for

00:32:04

two years, although it was still so

00:32:06

spoiled in appearance for two years, but when it

00:32:09

was my turn to speed up

00:32:12

the process, she paid for my treatment in a private

00:32:15

clinic. That is, she just took the Slot,

00:32:17

these are private clinics, everything was done

00:32:19

perfectly, no consequences, all the

00:32:22

medications included super polite doctors

00:32:24

all increased

00:32:27

some please within a month

00:32:29

if there is such a coincidence

00:32:31

that you can be accepted in France people are

00:32:34

most often worried about the shortage of

00:32:36

specialists the shortage of specialists

00:32:39

for example

00:32:41

stories In France this is really

00:32:44

a disaster because in

00:32:48

other cities it takes up to 2-3 to register months

00:32:51

and sometimes up to 6 to 8 months, that is,

00:32:54

getting to an ophthalmologist quickly is very

00:32:55

very difficult;

00:32:57

the same with dermatologists, there are a little

00:32:59

less there. But if you have some kind of

00:33:01

dermatological problem, then two months is very

00:33:05

lucky for you. If you find it after two

00:33:06

months, that’s also very big The problem is

00:33:09

precisely with narrow specialists. In

00:33:11

addition, the French often have to

00:33:13

wait in huge queues at the reception

00:33:15

area. In addition, the workers themselves

00:33:18

regularly go on strikes, regularly

00:33:21

hold rallies, they draw attention to this in every possible way

00:33:24

because France

00:33:25

does not have enough

00:33:27

specialized specialists, there is also not enough

00:33:30

staff who are in Nizhnyaya

00:33:32

the levels are exactly what people

00:33:34

accept with help because the salaries

00:33:37

before the Co kind here were in this area. Well,

00:33:40

frankly low, one might say,

00:33:42

compared to other specialties,

00:33:43

so many people chose to work

00:33:46

hard, there are not enough

00:33:48

workers, as it turned out in the USA, the insurance

00:33:50

system does not cover all the costs of

00:33:52

treatment, patients need to pay a

00:33:53

copay. In addition, before the start of payments, the

00:33:56

insurance company requires you to make a dedakti was

00:33:58

dedakt's additional payment was the

00:34:02

amount that you have to collect from your

00:34:06

procedures and then there was nothing, it was

00:34:10

those payments that you must make up to a

00:34:13

certain point because you have

00:34:15

insurance contract and she says

00:34:21

70%, and you have to pay

00:34:24

5,000, then you will have 70%, you will

00:34:28

pay 30%. insurance pays, according to

00:34:32

Silicon Valley resident Sergei, these

00:34:34

bills can bankrupt patients. The

00:34:37

inability to pay medical bills

00:34:39

is one of the main reasons for

00:34:42

bankruptcy. And in the USA, because

00:34:44

really, if you don’t have health

00:34:46

insurance, this is when you get a bill for the first time.

00:34:50

Well, probably All you can do is just cry

00:34:52

Even despite despite the fact that we have

00:34:54

insurance, we still

00:34:57

pay the so-called hopay for each appointment. That is, this is a

00:34:59

small amount, a relatively small

00:35:01

amount that we still have to

00:35:03

pay out of our own pockets Alexander, founder of the

00:35:05

startup Tripment Help in the States, he

00:35:08

believes that the main problem of the

00:35:09

American system is the price for

00:35:11

treatment is not transparent, that is, people in

00:35:13

America never know How much I

00:35:15

will have to pay in the end I started building this platform

00:35:18

and literally a month later I had a

00:35:20

headache, it’s

00:35:22

no secret

00:35:29

to the hospital where this doctor worked,

00:35:35

it took 40 minutes in this pipe and

00:35:40

three months later I received a copy of the Bill this

00:35:45

government that was

00:35:48

crossblinded This is good, I saw that

00:35:51

I was in shock because God sent a

00:35:55

bill for 18.5 thousand dollars, insurance

00:35:59

covered part of this amount, but the purchase price and

00:36:02

MRI turned out to be very high, 5,400

00:36:05

dollars, people are afraid to go to the doctors, not

00:36:08

understanding how much it will cost very much an

00:36:10

important figure in America

00:36:12

66 percent of all bankruptcies this is the so-

00:36:17

called surprise again here I got

00:36:22

5400 this Bill from my Islam to

00:36:27

pay for an MRI this is the so-called

00:36:30

because who expects to get Well everyone

00:36:33

thinks it costs 1000 dollars

00:36:38

and someone out there can afford it

00:36:42

Well, I think

00:36:44

35 percent of the American population cannot

00:36:47

afford it. On average, the

00:36:50

worst insurance for a

00:36:54

forty-year-old person in America will be approximately

00:36:57

$700, which practically

00:36:59

covers nothing and you don’t care. When you

00:37:02

go to the doctor, you will have to pay

00:37:03

cash there in cash. Therefore, all

00:37:08

Well, let’s say the system is built

00:37:12

upside down and this is how it

00:37:14

functions so that no one

00:37:17

understands anything. The biggest problems in the

00:37:19

States are caused by dental treatment, according to

00:37:21

Andrey, even if you have insurance, you

00:37:23

still have to pay huge

00:37:24

sums when there are serious

00:37:26

dental problems he turned to a rudely speaking

00:37:28

doctor from the USA, she looked at him and said

00:37:30

that he just needed to remove all the teeth and also

00:37:33

pay 30,000 dollars for it. When

00:37:36

asked what should I do, she said

00:37:39

that he needed to remove all the teeth and the

00:37:44

complete cost would

00:37:48

be about 30-35 thousand dollars Well,

00:37:51

to say that I was shocked Well,

00:37:53

to say nothing I really was Well, I was so

00:37:55

very shocked I called my friend in

00:37:58

Kiev, I took x-rays and

00:38:00

sent him an email, he looked at

00:38:03

the situation and said that everything is really

00:38:05

very bad, but it can be fixed and you can

00:38:09

have an operation and He offered

00:38:11

to fly to Kiev and do a deep

00:38:14

cleaning to remove these two teeth, in the end

00:38:16

Andrey decided to go to Ukraine, where he

00:38:18

had an operation and his teeth stopped

00:38:20

bothering him. And it cost me a flight

00:38:24

with services and a hotel in Kiev

00:38:27

Well, up to 3000 dollars, that is, well, 10 times

00:38:30

less than what they promised me, I

00:38:35

actually saved my teeth I’m very much a

00:38:38

New Yorker Roman said that he

00:38:41

also doesn’t treat his teeth with insurance, he

00:38:43

goes to a private specialist for

00:38:45

cash

00:38:48

Why do I come to the dentist and dentist

00:38:51

instead of not counting fillings as usual

00:38:53

He thinks that every tooth

00:38:55

needs to be completely removed, the root should

00:38:58

be cut down and a crown put in. Although

00:39:00

you can just do it badly and Well, I

00:39:04

studied this issue and it turned out that it’s

00:39:06

just for the insurance companies because the

00:39:09

insurance company can cover any medical compensation, it’s

00:39:12

more profitable for doctors provide more services

00:39:15

You don’t pay the insurance,

00:39:17

what difference does it make? And in the case of teeth, it

00:39:20

turns out instead of putting

00:39:21

a filling they are ready to finish the teeth to put a

00:39:23

crown in there Well, good This is not enough, therefore, in

00:39:28

particular with teeth, we just go to order, that

00:39:30

is, cash to a

00:39:32

Ukrainian specialist who from our

00:39:35

school we’ll call it that where you don’t need to

00:39:37

put a crown, they put a crown and it’s a

00:39:39

question of money, the question is, I wouldn’t want

00:39:42

my teeth to be alive, they are artificial in

00:39:45

Britain, there are also problems with dentistry, the

00:39:47

system allows you to cure your teeth

00:39:49

for free, but in reality it’s simply impossible to get to the dentist,

00:39:52

you have to make an

00:39:53

appointment with a private doctor and there the price

00:39:55

for a filling can reach up to 400 pounds; in

00:39:58

this regard, in Russia, of course, it’s better here

00:40:00

and you can get a filling for 4,000 rubles

00:40:02

and, in extreme cases, make an appointment with a free doctor,

00:40:04

of course there are also

00:40:07

long queues, but the problem of waiting has

00:40:10

probably not been solved in America yet the

00:40:12

key point is that

00:40:14

you need to get to this doctor, this is the

00:40:16

moment where you

00:40:17

may have to wait quite a long time

00:40:20

because when you

00:40:21

make an appointment for the first time, the waiting time for

00:40:25

you to come to your first appointment can

00:40:26

easily be from six months to a year, all

00:40:29

US residents with whom we spoke

00:40:31

are complaining that the health care system at

00:40:33

the beginning may seem super incomprehensible

00:40:35

and complicated for the first year it all looked

00:40:38

like just something completely incomprehensible. A

00:40:40

black box in which something is

00:40:42

happening is not clear.

00:40:47

How do they send you these bills? How much will you

00:40:49

end up paying for each appointment?

00:40:53

end It’s clear How to make an appointment with the right

00:40:55

doctor Why do you really need to

00:40:56

wait six months in the beginning, not always, but

00:41:00

nevertheless That is, everything looked

00:41:02

a little strange, scary,

00:41:04

incomprehensible But nevertheless, when you

00:41:06

understand this, everything is quite logical and

00:41:09

simple and in the future we will have passed

00:41:13

later We did not have similar

00:41:15

difficulties during the coronavirus

00:41:17

It turned out that even the most advanced

00:41:19

countries during the crisis cannot take care of

00:41:21

patients and protect health workers,

00:41:23

the infection spread very quickly and

00:41:25

already in the first month there was an acute

00:41:27

shortage of hospital coins; paramedics did not

00:41:29

have time to monitor all patients

00:41:31

due to for this, patients with an acute form

00:41:33

died without waiting for help, a completely

00:41:36

inappropriate condition for workers for

00:41:39

medical personnel,

00:41:42

a huge number of nurses

00:41:45

left after that and fought more in the

00:41:48

working world Full and the second problem

00:41:51

is that the patients did

00:41:54

not go to the hospital for some time because they

00:41:56

they were afraid of getting infected and they accumulated a

00:41:58

large percentage of a large

00:42:00

number of some complications of

00:42:01

chronic problems, what is called

00:42:04

decondition, look at how you sit at home and

00:42:06

don’t exercise normally and don’t eat properly.

00:42:08

You just become sicker and

00:42:11

now we have such a bount back

00:42:14

effect. they all suddenly

00:42:16

decided to go to the emergency room and

00:42:18

everything is not as good for them as it was, some

00:42:21

hospitals in the USA were even completely

00:42:22

refurbished for Covid, then

00:42:24

patients with chronic diseases

00:42:26

were sharply cut off from the usual ways of

00:42:28

getting help, sometimes this led to

00:42:30

real dramas all the hospitals

00:42:32

turned into

00:42:34

exceptional hospitals, which is why there are a

00:42:37

lot of people there who just needed

00:42:39

other medical care. They couldn’t

00:42:41

get it in nursing homes, there were

00:42:43

just terrible things they did there.

00:42:47

One of my friends’ grandmothers died from a

00:42:49

kind of, they didn’t even immediately find out about it in

00:42:52

Russia during there was not enough coronavirus

00:42:54

Not only medical staff, but also basic

00:42:56

means of protection against infection, there was not enough

00:42:58

even basic measures to protect doctors, the same

00:43:02

masks, gloves, suits, and all this

00:43:05

led to the fact that in Russia,

00:43:09

for example, a lot of

00:43:10

medical personnel were born and in fact

00:43:13

enough I think a large percentage

00:43:15

doctors died Unfortunately, it’s really terrible

00:43:17

and Besides this, the

00:43:20

medical staff It’s just that many

00:43:23

burned out, there were endless shifts

00:43:26

and overtime, and also not everyone received

00:43:29

the funding that was promised, there

00:43:32

were some country schemes with whether the

00:43:35

papers were

00:43:37

determined to be coronavirus or not And in in

00:43:40

general, because of this, they did not

00:43:41

receive the promise; in Russia, hospitals

00:43:44

are often overloaded, and not only

00:43:46

because of the shortage. Well, because in our

00:43:49

country people are used to going to hospitals

00:43:51

for any reason. Medical journalist

00:43:53

Elizaveta believes that in many cases

00:43:55

you can do without going to the hospital. hospital It

00:43:56

seems to me that the

00:43:58

Russian Stima healthcare if we are

00:44:00

talking about patients Patients have

00:44:02

such a syndrome,

00:44:04

how to say

00:44:06

they always think that there is free

00:44:10

medicine So we can get for

00:44:11

any sneeze, for example, calling an ambulance,

00:44:14

then the child has a temperature of 39 All we need is an

00:44:18

ambulance, this is actually

00:44:20

Education of patients could help with this

00:44:23

so that they understand what

00:44:26

services services require. What type of assistance is

00:44:30

acceptable if we are talking about an

00:44:35

ambulance, then these are only some super

00:44:36

critical situations when a person is

00:44:38

suspected of having a heart attack, something like

00:44:40

bleeding, something else if we are talking

00:44:42

about some non-critical conditions, then you

00:44:45

can just turn to a therapist

00:44:46

in Europe, they are more conscious and

00:44:49

seek help sooner. In extreme

00:44:51

cases,

00:44:52

it is believed that a person can have less

00:44:55

encounters

00:44:58

there is she is waiting for you if you need her

00:45:02

actually well done

00:45:07

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00:45:09

norms Yes For example, to

00:45:13

prevent cancer at the population level,

00:45:18

screenings are done, but they are population-based

00:45:23

and it is calculated that it is ideal to

00:45:26

start checking at such and such an

00:45:29

age and once for so many years. Otherwise, I

00:45:32

sat, let’s say more often or earlier, you are, as it

00:45:36

were, loading the health care system

00:45:38

and the benefits are not the most progressive Countries

00:45:41

generally introduce taxes on sins, according to

00:45:44

Alexandra, she feels almost like a

00:45:46

criminal buying illegal drugs, these are

00:45:49

taxes on something that spoils your health,

00:45:51

alcoholic cigarettes, countries, even on

00:45:54

sugar, sugar products, there are taxes, how

00:45:59

a little you feel, says my

00:46:01

friend, a drug addict, get yourself a bun, what should I

00:46:06

do? Europeans, in order to relieve the burden on

00:46:07

medicine, for example, the British, the French, in

00:46:10

2017 they began to actively use telemedicine,

00:46:13

this is very convenient because you don’t

00:46:15

need to go to the doctor’s office. You can

00:46:17

just call him. From the comfort of your home,

00:46:19

the doctor will no problem write out a prescription

00:46:21

for medications or print the necessary

00:46:23

certificate and then send it to you. It’s by mail

00:46:25

The cost of such a visit is lower and the queue

00:46:27

for an appointment with a doctor is shorter Our heroes from the

00:46:30

UK and France are already

00:46:31

using online medicine with all their might We are now

00:46:34

almost all online medicine

00:46:35

will see you in person Only if there is an

00:46:38

urgent need for it

00:46:39

with your

00:46:43

doctor or via video call and different practices,

00:46:49

roughly speaking, different clinics have

00:46:53

their own technical solutions, of course

00:46:55

Zuma is something else, but in general, before

00:46:58

you see a doctor in person, most likely there

00:47:00

will first be a round and several rounds of

00:47:03

telephone conversations

00:47:06

to get a

00:47:08

prescription, it’s quite simply

00:47:11

really better in comparison with the

00:47:13

Russian system

00:47:15

Western healthcare seems quite complicated, but

00:47:16

when it comes to health, quality is

00:47:18

more important. It seems to me that what’s

00:47:21

better about Russian medicine is that

00:47:25

the system is definitely simpler. You do

00:47:27

n’t have to figure it out. You just

00:47:30

use the services. You have more than 7

00:47:31

insurances. Well, you don’t think about it at all,

00:47:33

and I guess it’s

00:47:36

probably It’s more convenient now, so I’m thinking

00:47:39

about the fact that

00:47:41

let’s say a person of age in our home can

00:47:43

get a joint replacement, let’s say, and it’s

00:47:48

all covered by the state, or you

00:47:50

can easily make

00:47:52

indicators, too, you don’t need to think about

00:47:54

that and you don’t need to understand the system, then

00:47:56

here you can use you need

00:47:58

understand this system if you

00:48:00

make some mistake, it’s a mistake. It

00:48:01

will cost you either your nerves or money. I

00:48:04

think what’s cool about the Russian system is

00:48:06

that it has a very, very large coverage and

00:48:08

deep penetration, but again it

00:48:10

leads to the fact that in

00:48:12

some places

00:48:14

funding is much less and all

00:48:17

these terrible photos and videos that we see

00:48:19

in Interns are confirmation there, I

00:48:22

can’t imagine what was here It was like that,

00:48:23

that is, any private clinic can

00:48:25

simply lose its clients if you

00:48:28

are unhappy with what is happening Well,

00:48:30

friends, let’s sum it up now

00:48:31

Let's look at the pros and cons of all systems,

00:48:33

plus the UK system is that

00:48:36

everyone in the country can get

00:48:38

free help, minus a huge queue

00:48:40

for specialists, the wait in which can

00:48:42

last for two years in France, the pros of

00:48:45

such good quality medical services,

00:48:47

free help for all children in need,

00:48:49

free surgery and low price the

00:48:51

insurance, which also includes

00:48:53

any medications, but there are also disadvantages of the queue: a

00:48:56

shortage of specialists and junior

00:48:58

medical personnel, the minus of

00:49:00

healthcare in the USA is a paid

00:49:01

system, plus high quality medicine,

00:49:04

the opportunity to get insurance for free

00:49:06

or get it at the expense of the employer

00:49:08

in Russia, the plus of medicine is that it’s

00:49:10

free, but the quality of medical services

00:49:12

leaves much to be desired; one more minus is that

00:49:14

good help can only be obtained in

00:49:16

large cities; it turns out that there is

00:49:18

no completely perfect health care system

00:49:21

in any country; everywhere there is something to

00:49:23

complain about and something to change. Of course,

00:49:24

you want that after an illness you don’t

00:49:26

have to take out loans and debts, but is it

00:49:29

worth sacrificing the quality of medicine for this? Of

00:49:31

course, we all want to get

00:49:32

good treatment, quickly and free of charge.

00:49:34

The problem is that in Russia people have

00:49:37

much less choice to influence our

00:49:39

medical system. We simply cannot,

00:49:40

if the French, for example, go to

00:49:42

rallies and seek their government,

00:49:44

then we just resigned ourselves and take it What they give

00:49:46

us is very little Unfortunately,

00:49:49

this applies not only to medicine As they say

00:49:51

doctors and maps No, well, hang in there

00:49:59

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