Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Neal on January 23, 2018 at 7:29pm

I think I'm the 25th viewer of your interview with Todd Huff radio, and he says you live in Sweden? Awesome. Another interview states you have epilepsy and live most of the time in Sweden. You've been seizure free for three years according to the post. How much would health cost here compared to there?

Permalink Reply by Lauren Ell on January 24, 2018 at 1:27am

The cost of healthcare depends on the circumstances a person is in. In CA there is free state healthcare Medi-Cal which people must apply for which is comparable to Sweden's healthcare system. Main difference is Medi-Cal is for people who qualify while Sweden's system is for anyone who has a personal number (like a social security number) whether they are a citizen or not. Sweden's system is not completely free though - there is still a fee to see a doctor and charge for medication up to a certain point. 

Swedes can receive private health insurance through their employers like how Americans do. I'm not sure about the cost difference there.

Swedes pay a higher income tax rate though, and higher tax on electronics and other goods, which is something to take into consideration in regards to expense.

Permalink Reply by Chris on January 24, 2018 at 1:35am

This is nonsense.

Why are you compairing health care in North America with Sacandinavia - or taxes for that matter?

If you like Sweeden move there make that your home and prosletize for it.

What is your point regarding health care systems?

If possible would you be able to write a thesis about the benifits and differences.