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Re:List price for stitches at Stanford Health Care: $93K by pomian on Sunday July 11, 2021 @11:36AM (#27801642)
Canada had a slightly higher cost of living than US. But we are a very very big country with low population density, so logistics are expensive. Health care costs about 50/month if you have income. Simple. Cost never enters into medical decisions. .(Some pharmaceuticals are a problem - expensive, if you have special needs.)
Re:List price for stitches at Stanford Health Care: $93K by giantg2 on Sunday July 11, 2021 @11:46AM (#27801757)
"Cost never enters into medical decisions."

From a patient perspective or system perspective?

"Health care costs about 50/month if you have income."

That's what is billed. What do the systems actually cost on a per patient basis adjusted for population risks (like obesity)?