A study by the Commonwealth Fund last year revealed that the United States government allocate twice as much per capita on health care compared to other rich countries that were surveyed such as Canada, The Netherlands, Britain, or New Zealand. Interestingly enough, the US federal government is not getting the most of each dollar spent as residents in other developed countries are much more likely to get medical bills help whenever they need it.
That gives a glimpse of the glaring inefficiency of the US health system. How could other countries give better health care for less? They must know something the US doesn't. Although knowledge is one thing, implementing what you learn is quite another. It's laughable to see that even socialist countries like Cuba, for example, can offer better medical bills help to its citizens than does the United States.