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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I'm from Ireland and we have "public healthcare", but it costs a fortune if you are working and can afford it. And a lot of it *seems* unnecessary. 

An example, I fell and broke my arm, I was 90% sure it was broke. I first went to a doctor who just felt around and said "yeah it's broke". 60 euros.

Then they referred me to some specialist, can't remember what exactly, who again confirmed "yeah it's likely a broken bone". Another 60 quid.

Then, finally, got referred to get an x-ray. Where they confirmed where it was broken and gave me a cast etc.

My wife, from Peru, said that despite their worse infrastructure etc. That this whole process would have been as simple as going and straight away getting an x-ray, and leaving with a cast, all for less than 60 euros (although still expensive if you're working in Peru with much lower wages).
gpt
Plus I'm guessing much of your bills were covered by the public healthcare program so the total price difference would be even higher.