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Can Americans explain their healthcare costs to me?
On one hand we hear the usual 5min ambulance trip for a sprained ankle costing $9,000 + $2,500 for the ambulance + tax + tip
On the other hand I hear numerous instances of people having notable treatments but paying in total only a couple hundred bucks at most.

So what’s the deal? Does it all depend on hospital or state?
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>Does it all depend on hospital or state?
Yes to both? An amberlamps ride to the hospital around the corner is about 3K. I've been life-flighted about forty minutes away and that was about 5K. There's very little rhyme or reason to American healthcare costs.

Almost everything this country does is fuckin' retarded anyway.



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