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Originally Posted by preciousjeni
Not really. We certainly have world-class facilities for some illnesses (cancer comes to mind) but our primary care is only comparable to what many other countries offer.
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actually jeni, ufpkia has a point, to a certain point
(both of you are right, however)
I have worked in direct patient care for almost 20 years and I have seen many times where people have come to the states to be treated for illnesses first before they have gone to otehr facilities in other parts of the world.
But what is interesting is because we teach so many foreign doctors, we should think about how many will go home with their knowledge and open up those comparable facilities to heal those who need it and who knows?
Possibly charge even less or comparable prices to get healed.
Most certainly would save on a trip and then there is the possibility that they would be more comfortable being treated by one of their own.
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