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The American Healthcare system
Totally normal for my life saving mediation to cost $28,000 per dose before insurance. Absolutely nothing wrong with that
Mine cost me 4k a dose and they gave me two. Absolutely remarkable.
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My wife spent no less than 5 hours on the phone with just as many groups of people to organize a blood draw that took a grand total of three actual minutes.
That's just the efficiency of the free market.