To some extent anyway.

Do most fulltime jobs have medical coverage in the US? We have to pay for dental here, but it's often covered by an employers insurance/dental package.

Yeah I got knocked out racing in North Dakota in 2022. Ambulance ride, hospital transfer, X-ray, CT scan. $13,000. I had travel insurance and didn't pay a dime out of pocket thankfully.

Yeah the care is good here but the problem is if you don’t have insurance you can go into crippling medical debt for a broken leg

I could rant and rant and rant about it. Our emergency room is 80% drunks coming down and 20% actual medical issues.

My dad broke his Pelvis in Wisconsin in 2012. We were in and out of the hospital in 30 minutes. X-rays, medication, treatment plan... The quality of care is infinitely better, you just have to pay more for it.

That really does suck though dude, I’m sorry to hear that. I don’t know why North America can’t seem to figure out how to have a decent healthcare system.