Free Healthcare!

Gamina wrote:Their free healthcare is costing middle class people around $500CN a month.

Your math is a little off according to the link...

A typical Canadian family of four, with a household income of $138,008, can expect $12,935 of their paid taxes (around $55,000 a year) to go towards health care.
• A single Canadian adult, with an income of $44,348, can expect $4,640 of his or her paid taxes (around $19,800 a year) to go towards health care.

So, the family of four is paying $269.48 Canadian per month per person and the single adult is paying $386.67 Canadian per month.

Not very much imho considering that the population of Canada is about 1/10th of the size of the U.S.
The really COOL thing about those numbers is that even people who pay NO taxes are still covered... and THAT is priceless.

I just got worldwide medical insurance (except USA) for my wife and I through a company called VUMI. A $250 USD deductible for $316.00 CDN per month. Seems pretty reasonable now. I can even use it in Canada.


https://www.vumigroup.com/

You would need to contact them. My agent is located in PV. He is with Guardian Insurance. His name is Michael Keller. He represents several different insurers.

https://guardianinsurancemx.com/

YAY Bernie !
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/08/16/opinions/medicare-for-all-now-bernie-sanders/index.html

I got the expat VIP bronze package. It is good anywhere in the world except the USA. It is nothing like you have described.

http://westcoastri.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Bronze_inc_US_Booklet_07_27_17.pdf

I have no idea what John in Vallarta is talking about. Read the policy I posted. It is nothing like John has described. VUMI lists just about every 5 star hospital in GDL as partners. You can go to any hospital or doctor you like anywhere in the world except the USA.

Here is a list of hospitals that directly accept payment from VUMI:

https://www.vumigroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/VUMI-Listado-de-Hospitales-LAC.pdf