Curious asked:

My fiance is pregnant and is currently living in Canada, if she moved to the US, the health care she would receive is our only concern. Would she still be treated with Canadian health care or would she need to apply for medicare, etc?

Marie asked:

I am 42 and work for a fuel pump manufacturer. We have a company provided health care insurance plan. We pay a reasonable amount a month for coverage. Now I am worried that this plan has passed, I will lose what I have now.

Lisa91 asked:

Also, ive heard some people have poor access to private medical insurance. Is this true and are there any other problems with the health care system?

b t asked:

if my cousin(canadian) marries her american bf will she lose her health care coverage here permanently? and how would marriage affect her canadian status?
a long distance relationship is difficult but before she agrees to move there she wants to know how her canadian health care would be affected. The other option is for him to move here, but he has strong family ties. So..say she starts with a temporary work visa.. what are the guidelines in regards to coverage? *we canadians hear such horror stories about U.S citizens not having enough money to get needed medical assistance*

amnestiswrong asked:

In Clinton’s Health Care plan she included giving free health care to illegal aliens. The health care plan is an important effort for the benefit of American Citizens and will provide a healthier more productive workforce but it will be paid for with tax dollars. Illegal Aliens should NOT be included in the medical benefits. They have been taking advantage of our system long enough; why pass a law that gives them the legal write to do so?

jshimatsu asked:


My grandmother is from Malaysia and she is living with us in California (since November 2007). She has a green card. Her health has been deteriorating and she’s been getting these terrible headaches. I really want to take her to see a doctor, but the price would be astronomical without health insurance. Is she eligible for medicare/medicaid/medical? If not, what are some other options? I’m sorry if I sound ignorant or uneducated about this, but honestly, I really don’t know anything about this. Any help I can get is very much appreciated.

Steve E asked:


Cyprus seems to me the best bet if you are British. It has a low crime rate and English is their second language.
What happens if you get sick, or just want to see a doctor?
Is their some agreement between UK and EU countries about getting free health care or not? It’s very difficult to get information about all this.
What about over-sixtyfives? Health insurance does not pay for pre-existing conditions !