The two countries have different systems, so the good and bad are not the same, Canada health insurance system is single, simple to manage, low management costs, the United States health insurance system is diversified, complex to manage, management costs are high, the United States health care management costs are far more than Canada.
The constant growth of per capita health care costs has caused the proportion of health care costs to gross national product (GNP) in the United States to continue to rise; in contrast to it, Canada has controlled the proportion of health care costs to GNP very effectively, keeping the growth low. The article analyzes the similarities and differences in health care between the United States and Canada, and points out that there are six points in health care in Canada that are better than those in the United States, namely: 1. equal access to health care and a single payer of health care costs;2. more effective control of health costs;3. low insurance premiums;4. low cost of medical services;5. low cost of hospitals;6. easy access to primary health care but waiting lists for certain high-tech medical services. But for some high-tech medical services, there are waiting lists.
The health care systems in Canada and the United States are very different. For example, health care costs in Canada are controlled by the government, and health care costs as a percentage of GNP are lower than in the United States, at 9% and 11.5%, respectively, limiting the use of useful and expensive procedures such as coronary angiography and revascularization. To examine whether this difference makes a difference in patient management, the efficacy of methapropofol after acute myocardial infarction was tested by comparing the treatment of patients with acute myocardial infarction in 19 Canadian and 93 U.S. hospitals participating in the Survival and Ventricular Expansion (SAVE) study.
So compared to the United States, Canada's health care system will be a little better, of course, each country's system is not the same, there is always a little different, personally, I think the Canadian system is simple.