[ryandrake]

So it’s not about whether you “have the money” but whether you happen to have one of those rare employers offering platinum plated health plans. I suppose in that narrow case, US health care may be good.

[queenkjuul]

It's still pretty bad. This person clearly doesn't have chronic pre-existing conditions, or ever needed surgery.

[ecb_penguin]

> So it’s not about whether you “have the money” but whether you happen to have one of those rare employers offering platinum plated health plans

That means having the money...

Wait until you hear about things like the Mayo Clinic Executive Health Program: https://www.mayoclinic.org/departments-centers/mayo-clinic-e...

You can spend three days in a luxury suite at the #1 ranked hospital in the world, while their top docs screen you for everything. You literally have full access to whatever the Mayo Clinic offers.

> I suppose in that narrow case, US health care may be good.

Yes, that narrow case of millions of tech workers like myself.