Czech Republic actually, but don't let facts get in the way. While we're on the list of best countries for healthcare, I'm not gonna argue that the quality of care in the US is better than here and most of the world for that matter. Either way, Serbia and Russia are not anywhere to be found on that link I posted. That's because all you can do when you get sick in those countries is pray for a quick death :D

You got to be "first" at somffins :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

World Bank Helps Serbia Improve Health Care System and Strengthen Confidence in the Financial System

it's (basically) the same like in Czech R.
in 90's there were huge differences, not anymore.

for all of you that post in this topic - you like a kids arguing who has bigger cock.
and you cruci... ? what the fuck are you doing here ? are you sane ? maybe you should visit doctor and speak with him about your obsessions ? you are not in mental health, IMO. whining and whining, all the time whining ? what the fuck do you care about people from US ? you want them to prove that they are idiots or something ? usually if someone is really a idiot, he will never admit that (not mean to insult any American here)..so, are you a idiot crucifiss ?

I priced policies from providers at healthcare.gov
The price for the same person- me, was a high of $1,200 / month and a low of $320 / month. This is not from some internet chart ... Specific to my locale. The difference was PPO v. HMO and the deductibles -- the mandated coverage was the same.

In the USA the healthcare is a capitalist industry performed for a profit.
One of the best investments in REIT (real estate investment trust) shares is medical property leases and leasebacks. Hospital and health insurance stocks are considered ''sure things'' to appreciate and pay dividends.

Bottom line, maybe 30% of healthcare costs are inflated by the for profit healthcare delivery system we have in the USA. That is paid out to Wall Street :2 cents:

Forbes would make more sense if they compared median health care costs for a family of 4 to the total median income for a family of 4. Numbers are slanted.

does serbia even have indoor plumbing yet? get a life dummy

Just FYI. A mom of my friend has diagnosed with terminal 4th stage of cancer (she's got metastases everywhere). Course nobody believes in miracle and understands that she won't live forever with that diagnoses (in any country). However, she had a surgery, she's getting chemotherapy courses, receiving all necessary meds + courses of radiation therapy. She's getting that absolutely or free. She hasn't paid a single ruble for that during all 3 years since she's got diagnosed with terminal stage of cancer. She's still very active, spending her time with her great-grandson and working on her land at dacha every summer. Now tell me how much a regular American guy should pay for all that therapy to be able living an active life with a 4th stage cancer? How much should he pay for a serious surgery and 3 years of intensive anti-cancer therapy?

P.S. She lives in a distant region about 1,500 km away from Moscow to the East of Russia.

first of all serbian health care ranks with US:

The Most Efficient Health Care Systems In The World (INFOGRAPHICS)

"among the 48 countries included in the Bloomberg study, the U.S. ranks 46th, outpacing just Serbia and Brazil."

as you know serbia is a 3rd world bombed the fuck out war torn sanctions crippled shit hole :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

it is very amusing to me to spread awareness about the rape that is US healthcare and I do not want this shit coming to europe, pills costing 1000$ and shit...it is also amusing to see people defend the un-defendable out of patriotism or shame, I know most will never fess up :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh but its amusing as fuck...

USA land of the free, right up there with n.korea :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

The problem here in CZ is that doctors and nurses are excellent - but severely underpaid.

so as soon as they speak enough german or english they leave

and some of the public hospitals have equipment like beds, wheelchairs etc that look like straight from communist times.

but half of my friends are doctors and as far as i can see, they are very dedicated to their job - despite of that

Below is a list of average costs for transplants and first-year expenses. The actual costs may be higher or lower than the figures listed here:
Bone Marrow (autologous): $360,000
Bone Marrow (allogeneic): $800,000
Cornea: $25,000
Heart: $1 million
Intestine: $1.2 million
Kidney: $260,000
Liver: $575,000
Lung: $550,000
Double Lung: $800,000
Pancreas: $290,000
Heart/Lung: $1.2 million
Kidney/Pancreas: $475,000
Kidney/Heart: $1.3 million
Liver/Kidney: $1 million


raaaaaape! raaaaaaaape! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

50 serb shit-stains.

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i think the better question is why would anyone work 12 months a year in serbia just to hang out at gfy and insult porners?

no the better question is why you guys just don't fess up to the obvious rape :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

dumbfuck, if it's available to you, then we're the ones that released the details and put them online.

fucking dimwit.

the shellshocked serb is like a child who just figured out how to light a match and is now running around enlightening all the adults with his new found discovery.