in italy and free…
I have said that it is free ONLY in case of an emergency and i believe that it is correct.
It’s not “free” anywhere as people pay taxes for the services, in Russia it’s called OMI (Obligatory Medical Insurance) 3% of your waged income goes towards it
Even in an emergency, it costs in Germany… I have no idea how it is handled in other countries.
Idem en France a ceci prés que les personnes complétement démuni ne payeront rien… 0 euros… Comment imaginer que les secours arrivant sur un accident demande d’abord aux blessés de payer avant d’intervenir… Je pense que les secours agissent de la même façon dans tout les pays…
By “free” was meant that you don’t need to pay extra for an ambulance to transport you to the hospital in case of an emergency, it’s becoming c___dish now…
Ah I see so free but not free, makes sense.
Thanks for the info. In Germany, health insurance costs around 15% of gross monthly income, with the employer paying half.
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It is free Seth, stop the buls__t
obviously also in italy if we talk about emergency and always free…
It was just stated it’s not free. Trying to bully me won’t change that… You my friend need to simmer down now.
Et vu l’état de détresse dans lequel était Trisha, il me semble que c’était un état d’urgence , donc ces discussions pour savoir si elle pouvait payer ou non me semble stérile ici…
I can only repeat that in Germany, of course, the ambulance has to be paid for, unless the patient is not transported to the hospital but only treated on site.
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I agree…the important thing is that trisha is okay… 
You can check for yourself to see that it is free, but instead love doing this…
Do you have to pay for the ambulance in Germany?
If a doctor says you need immediate treatment - i.e. in emergencies - transport to hospital is free.
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You might need to check this again…
Destitute people are of course also transported and treated “free” in Germany. In such a case, the social welfare office covers the costs.
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Who do I tend to believe more about things happening in Germany? Someone not in Germany using Google? Or someone who actually lives in Germany?
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De toutes les façons que ces soins soient gratuit ou pas ??? nous les payons tous d’une manière ou d’une autre !! Que ce soit par des prélèvements sur salaire ou des impôts… ces services ne fonctionnent pas gratuitement
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Oh so now you have intimate knowledge of Trisha’s medical history and her doctor’s medical treatment for her?