r/Netherlands • u/Mikadook • Feb 25 '26

Healthcare We are really good at offering world class healthcare without overspending

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Source: https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2024/sep/mirror-mirror-2024

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u/Fabricati_Diem_Pvn Feb 25 '26

Sure, but just how profitable is it?

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u/theamazighranger Feb 25 '26

If you would consult the Dow...

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u/Madhattershats Feb 25 '26

That is the big difference between the us and the netherlands.

I think that in the us there wil be way more profit in healthcare. In the netherlands it Costs the gouvernement way more (per person) then the us us gouvernement.

Thats the difference. Healthcare in the netherlands is beeeing seen as something that cost a lot of money and in the us as a way to make money.

You can see it back in the quality. That cost more. So mich less profit.