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One of the counterarguments for the healthcare in Canada that people will claim in a downfall is their wait times to see a doctor. However, this is a myth as you can see. Although they may have to wait a little longer, I think that having covered healthcare trumps the additional time it would take you to see a doctor, and we would progress more toward preventitive care.

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At the end of the day, both contries have their positives as well as negitives and hopefully, with time, the United States will follow the trend of universal healthcare that will be availible for everyone. I believe that will cause an increase in satisfaction and longer life expectancy for our population.

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The average per capita on healthcare in Canada in 2014 was $5,292 according to the World Bank Database, where as the per capita in the United States in 2014 was $9,403.

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How is it that the U.S is spending more that canada, yet not covering universal healthcare? I've realized that Canada's price caps have created a much healthier market for the healthcare industry all around.

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“The average US health plan charges between $5,482 and $11,007 for the drug, but the same drugs are available for $1,142 in Canada” (Gibson, 2015).  

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“The average US health plan charges between $5,482 and $11,007 for the drug, but the same drugs are available for $1,142 in Canada” (Gibson, 2015).  

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The price of the same drugs in other countries are from two to ten times cheaper than in the U.S.

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The leaders in providing the best healthcare for thier citizens.

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The U.S. is the top spender on healthcare, however that has caused the issue of not being able to provide universal healthcare