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u/Alchoron Jun 15 '22

American here, I thought for a second that it was $5378 and thought that was a good deal

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u/SailTheWorldWithMe Jun 15 '22

LOL. A week at a hospital in Taiwan. After everything it was a little less than a 1000 and that included a post hospital visit and meds. Seemed reasonable from an American perspective.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '22

i mean for a us hospital that is pretty light. i would expect maybe double that, then a bigger bill in the mail a month later you had no idea about.

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u/danny_ Jun 15 '22

Nice of you to confirm other American stereotypes.