The Worldfocus signature story Canada’s hospitals cut the paperwork, emphasize care explored how the country has cut administrative costs and redirected funds to care.
But for many, Canada’s universal health care model comes with flaws — long lines have sent some Canadians to private clinics.
Worldfocus special correspondent Edie Magnus, producer Rebecca Haggerty and shooter Megan Thompson report from Montreal.
View an extended half-hour interview with economist Uwe Reinhardt: How the U.S. measures up to Canada’s health care system.





09/11/2009 :: 02:50:17 PM
Valski Says:
A question for Kris, #13, was the $500 the total cost or your co-pay?
Also, while it is probably true the best health care in the world is available in the U.S., we do not have anywhere near the best health care system. The key world is available, which is certainly not to all. As long as medical costs continue to bankrupt entire American families it is obvious ours is a systems in dire need of major repair.