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Capt. JG wrote:
Yes, with limitations. Our health insurance is Federally mandated, but Provincialy implimented, in my case that's OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Program). There are limitations though, generally OHIP won't pay any more than what they'd pay in Canada, which works fine if you're in most countries. It is woefully lacking if you get sick in the US; most people take out additional private coverage if they're journying to the US for any length of time. Cheers Marty Don't feel bad. We don't insure sick children either. The US spends more, per capita on health than any other industrialized nation in the world, yet it manages to deliver that health care to a lower percentage of the population than those same nations. The Infant mortality rate is alway interesting to look at, US=6.82 per 1000 live births, Cuba=6.45, Aruba 6.02, Canada 4.82, France 4.31, Czech Republic 3.97, Iceland 3.31........there at least 36 countries that do better than the US. Cheers Marty |
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