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The United States and Canada are both great industrialized countries that boy have advantages and disadvantages to their healthcare system. Both countries are stuck with the way their healthcare is, but a few implementations can help their residents and country become a healthier and more sustainable healthcare system.

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The United States are not known for their healthcare system but are known for overspending on healthcare. The United States not having a universal healthcare system and not all of their citizens not being insured.

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No country is perfect or without flaws, and Canada is insuring all of their residents but have also had to deal with long waiting times, unrealistic medical fees, and access to rural areas.

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The United States and Canada have always been two nations that constantly get compared to each other because of their different healthcare systems. Canada provides an universal healthcare system while the United States offer private systems through insurance plans via employers, leaving the unemployed mostly uninsured. The United States spend twice as much annually on one person than Canada in healthcare costs.

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Canada’s heath care system has granted all of their residents’ free healthcare through the federal government.

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In Canada, private insurance coverage is called layer two and/or layer three services because it is usually out-of-pocket coverage. In order to obtain supplemental insurance plans, it cannot be already covered by the public plan. For instance, should you have to spend some time in the hospital, the public system will cover the cost of your bed in a ward, which usually has three other patients. If you want a private room, the extra charge will come out of your pocket, unless you have extended health coverage either through your employer or through a policy you have bought yourself.

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The government should try to assure that every American has access to health care and able to cover their fees.

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With this care act, it helps Americans get prescription drugs, preventive and wellness services, and mental health services. The Affordable Care Act is an expansion of health coverage through the Medicaid program for low-income families.

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Both Medicaid and Medicare are state funded though state revenues and payroll taxes.

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The United States and Canada have both formed a healthcare system, which is quite distinct from each other, and have garnered a lot of appreciation and frustration. By viewing both healthcare systems, it would help both countries to adequately depict the way they can perhaps change their health care system for their residents.