"My Great Grandma's Medical Bill From 1950"
"My Grandma’s Hospital Bill After Giving Birth To My Dad In 1955"
"1947 Hospital Bill Found Out My Parents’ Attic. Not Sure Who It’s For"
"Hospital Bill From When My Grandpa Blew Up A Stump With Homemade TNT And Lost His Eye"
"The Hospital Bill From My Dad's Birth In 1955. (Note The 5 Day Hospital Stay)"
"My Grandmama Just Passed Away And We Found The Hospital Bill Of When She Had My Aunt In 1957. Insurance Paid $100 So They Ended Up Paying $2.95 For Having A Baby"
"I Found This Hospital Bill Sent To My Great-Aunt For The Birth Of Her Child In 1939 (US)"
"This Medical Bill From 1947"
"My Medical School Professor Showed Me This Bill From His Birth In 1955 (In The United States)."
"I Came Across This While Going Through Some Of My Grandmother's Things That I Had In Storage And Thought It Was Worth Sharing"
"This 1933 Hospital Bill For A 7 Day Hospital Stay And Delivery"
"My Grandma's 1951 Hospital Bill For Maternity Services. Grand Total For One Live Infant Birth - $50"
"In 1948, A 2 Day Hospital Stay Cost Less Than 30 Bucks"
"This Medical Bill From 1914 For $13.87."
"Hospital Bill I Could In The Garbage At Work. From The 1940s"
"This Receipt For The Hospital Bill Charged To My Great Grandmother When She Had My Grandfather In 1930, Total Cost Was $38"
"The Hospital Bill For My Birth On 1-18-1958 . Note The Insurance Info Is In Red"
"Happy 72nd Birthday Mom! Here’s The $65 Minneapolis Hospital Bill For A Week’s Stay."
"Hospital Bill From My Grandpas Birth Circa 1929"
"1948 Hospital Bill..."
"Grandpa's Hospital Bill From 1944"
"Here’s The Bill For The Birth Of My Dad Back In 1947 In Rural Wisconsin (Mondovi, Wi, Just Outside Of Eau Claire). 10 Days In The Hospital Seems Fairly Normal For Back Then"
"How Much It Cost To Be Born In 1946"
"Hospital Bill For Child Birth In 1955"
"Hospital Bill From 1939"
"The Total Cost For My Birth In 1971 In Virginia. $350.25"
"Medical Bill From 1977 (US)"
"Bill For Baby Delivery And 8-Day Hospital Stay In 1932"
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....not quite
Except it has risen far faster than general inflation. In general $1 in 1960 equals $8.88 now, but $1 in medical expenses in 1960 is equal to $24.16 now. Paying 3 times as much for medical care as most everything else. (Source: quick calculation using data from microtrends)
Like: lawsuits, other nations underpaying on goods and services, inflation, etc.
No, its not communism! Dont be afraid of that old ghost.
Emergency care is free, therapy is free, wheelchairs and all other needed aides are free, home care is free.
So is medication and doctors visits.
WEELL - we pay up to max 3000.- NOK (about 320 US) privately for personal doctors or perscribed medication. - Everything over that ammount is covered.
BUT the F*n dentists will bleed u dry!!! (no cover there)
Sorry... i forgot to mention - this is for a calender year. So max for one year 3000 NOK
"Not Sure Who It’s For"
The name is on the freaking paper you idiot.