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Like I’d take it if I’m planning on having a baby anyways. But yeah, it’s an absolutely pathetic amount. And childcare is only going to get more expensive with this fucking administration
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Yeah childcare is gonna be more expensive, but they'll loosen the regulations so that anybody can be a childcare provider, without any background checks or anything, so more people can charge more money. And no vaccine requirement, so more kids can go. It's win/win/win. /s
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Anybody but trans people you mean
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It might be enough to cover the delivery hospital fees!
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It’s really not, and might not even cover your deductible.
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Oh you sweet summer child
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Are you telling me that hospitals actually charge you for delivering a child?
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lol, look at this person who doesn't even US.
Seriously, though, yes. Tens of thousands of dollars. You also have to pay just to get a ride to the hospital (ambulance). You pay for everything.
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There are some hospitals that charge for you holding your baby
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Yep, quite a lot too. Once baby is out they start getting separate billing too. No, you aren't reading that wrong. Since we don't have single payer healthcare the doctors, nurses, drugs, etc are all to be paid for by the patient. Therefore health insurance but insurance wants to make money which means they don't want to pay so unless you give them more money they have a pretty high limit before they cover things.
This is after improvements by Obama but he compromised too much so not nearly enough has gotten better.
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19000 dollars on average without insurance. Healthcare is a racket. A scam. Don't trust any of those rat fucks. Get everything in documentation. Kaisers tried to charge me hundreds of dollars at random and when I called them out on it they basically just said "oh our bad".
Damn fucking right your bad Kaiser. Stupid fucks.
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It's not even gonna cover your ambulance ride to the hospital because your water broke while you were at work.
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My experience is that an ambulance ride is in the hundreds of dollars, not the thousands. Still terrible but not as terrible
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Average ambulance trip in the US is between $950-1300.
Sounds like you got a deal.
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Guess so.
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FWIW the delivery of each of my children cost roughly $1800. We had no complications and I have pretty good insurance. That said, 3 days after my first was born we had to take him in for UV treatment. That cost $7000 for the pleasure of sitting under a UV light for 2 days.
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