Serious [Dear @eatshitndie-sama, is this true?] According to this "London-based think tank", the USA ranks "69th" for healthcare!

[empathizerofeatshitndie]

And the PAP's "Singapore ranks first for healthcare, followed by Japan in second place and South Korea in third":
internationalinsurance.com/health/systems






Finally, here are some websites/webpages related to this "London-based think tank":
wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity_Institute
("formerly known as the Legatum Institute")
prosperity.com
prosperity.com/about-us/our-team
index.prosperity.com
index.prosperity.com/about/summary
index.prosperity.com/rankings

wikipedia.org/wiki/Legatum
legatum.com
legatum.com/about/organisation
legatum.com/about/people​

 

[eatshitndie]

for most americans and illegals yes. but not for americans who have contributed to social security and paid fica or medicare taxes all their lives until age 65. at 65 these americans enjoy medicare part a, b, c and d which as a whole is 69% far better than what sg has to offer. the monthly payment for part b (and only part b) is only $180.

 

[Boonsiong]

for most americans and illegals yes. but not for americans who have contributed to social security and paid fica or medicare taxes all their lives until age 65. at 65 these americans enjoy medicare part a, b, c and d which as a whole is 69% far better than what sg has to offer. the monthly payment for part b (and only part b) is only $180.

My college teacher now living in USA and she had hip replacement at age 50.
The doctors there are efficient and she could go hiking after resting for 2 weeks. USA angmoh is good

 

[eatshitndie]

My college teacher now living in USA and she had hip replacement at age 50.
The doctors there are efficient and she could go hiking after resting for 2 weeks. USA angmoh is good

if you are employed and health benefits are covered by employer you generally enjoy excellent healthcare. otherwise have to wait until 65 to enjoy the best of medicare depending on social security and fica contributions.

 

[empathizerofeatshitndie]

for most americans and illegals yes. but not for americans who have contributed to social security and paid fica or medicare taxes all their lives until age 65. at 65 these americans enjoy medicare part a, b, c and d which as a whole is 69% far better than what sg has to offer. the monthly payment for part b (and only part b) is only $180.

Dear @eatshitndie-sama, many belated thanks for gracing another humble thread of mine and answering my question!

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

I say Singapore is a million times better.
Thanks to PAP
I am telling the truth
Credit should go to a wonderful job done.

 

[syed putra]

And the PAP's "Singapore ranks first for healthcare, followed by Japan in second place and South Korea in third":
internationalinsurance.com/health/systems






Finally, here are some websites/webpages related to this "London-based think tank":
wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity_Institute
("formerly known as the Legatum Institute")
prosperity.com
prosperity.com/about-us/our-team
index.prosperity.com
index.prosperity.com/about/summary
index.prosperity.com/rankings

wikipedia.org/wiki/Legatum
legatum.com
legatum.com/about/organisation
legatum.com/about/people​

Then please explain why foreigners go to thailand for healthcare. And not sinkie.

 

[empathizerofeatshitndie]

Then please explain why foreigners go to thailand for healthcare. And not sinkie.

Dear @syed putra, many belated thanks for your question!

But I'm afraid I'm not qualified to answer it!

Maybe, although Singapore is better than Thailand, Bangkok is better than Singapore for some types of foreigners?

Anyway, the only reason I started this thread is that I was quite surprised and amused that some people in this world consider my dearest @eatshitndie-sama's beloved USA to be ranked "69th" for healthcare!
In other words, I would have started this thread even if Singapore was ranked last!