Comments by "SuspectUsual" (@SuspectUsual) on "Aevy TV" channel.

Where did you get these numbers from? We had two kids and it didn't cost more than about $100 each time for delivery in hospital because insurance covers the most of it. Similarly, Emergency Room visits (scans for concussion, overnight stay, etc) were about $1000 and the rest was covered by insurance. Even a major intestinal surgery did not cost more than $2000 (operation, 2 night stay, multiple scans, etc) and the rest was covered by insurance.
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@politicallyincorrect1705 Agree, but your numbers may be misleading to someone not familiar with the US healthcare system. The vast majority in the US (90%+) have some form of insurance. And they are not paying the numbers you cited.
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@politicallyincorrect1705 No, apples to apples comparison means you have to compare the costs that a majority of middle class people are expected to pay. This means the costs expected in India WITHOUT insurance vs the costs expected in USA WITH insurance! Your point would be valid if we were talking about medical billing systems!
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