Medical insurance is a total joke....they can bill you with a high-end number (to tell you how important to have an insurance) and then charge you how much does it cost actually (after the insurance)...we have no idea anything in between.
after given birth, Ari is more beautiful than before wow! even without makeup. Jay is a handsome lucky boy too. Anyway, Money can not always buy happiness and safety. As long as you guys happy and safe, everything will be going well.
omg, we are so lucky in Australia, we didn't use insurance and we paid nothing( public health care) . My daughter was premature and was in the hospital for a week with her mother. Your little toufu is so cute. Bless your family....
Wow! Honestly, I think the medical care in the US is a scam. Over here in Malaysia... WITHOUT insurance, on average RM4K (USD900) for standard delivery and RM7K to RM10K (USD1.5K to USD2K) for C-section delivery in a PRIVATE room for 2-3 days in a PRIVATE hospital.
USA medical always a HIGH, that y ppl say...u go USA dont dare u get SICK, their own citizen will fell bankrupt is becoz of MEDIC bill... dont think all ppl can buy insurance .... USA may income are higher then MALAYSIA , but if counting... tat USA really never help their citizen on their medical care.... u can drink or get drug in cheap price, but not in health medical part
We had our second baby in China. My wife lived in the hospital for a week. After insurance, we paid about less than 900 RMB. However, we hired a specialized company to provide various care for my wife and the baby for 600 RMB/week. They did everything. It's a good deal.
Congratulation! Here in Hong Kong you have a choice of private and publice health care. My wife went to private hospital for about USD 5,000. For public hospital, it is HKD 100 (USD 12) no matter how many days you stay.
All this talk about paying to give birth is utterly ridiculous!! Most countries are free or relatively low cost. What kind of evil would charge people thousands of dollars to bring life to the world?? Ironically, the country that always use human rights as their shield, requires you to pay large sums of money to even be born.
@@DubboU from your comment, you don't know what human rights are. For your information, in USA, childbirth is free for poor families. The video talks about people who have jobs.
I have just started watching all your videos, love all your videos, Jay and Ari. Jay's cooking always make me so hungry and miss my hometown food. By the way, i am from Singapore and am now in Idaho
I have a friend i used to tour with in Moscow, Idaho named Eric E. Tell him "hi" from dan h if you ever see him. he plays around alot. he even plays a couple of dan h songs.
We live in Guangzhou, China and have purchased basic social insurance. From the pregnancy check-up to the final delivery, we spent a total of 300 yuan. We can apply for an additional maternity subsidy of about 24,000 yuan from the government, which will be credited to our personal bank account in three installments.🥰
At year 2000, I only paid 10 dollars copay for my first daughter, but at 2006, paid around 1200 for my litte daughter. for the price you mentioned here, it is a WOW to me.
It's quite obvious that Ari has lost weight, I agree with another viewer that, she is even prettier than before. When compared with Taiwan, it's a lot of money. In addition, 小豆腐is so adorable.
Thanks for the info guys! I remembered my wife's first cesarean delivery in a private hospital in Subang Jaya Medical private hospital in Malaysia is around 6000 Malaysian dollars (Ringgit) . Well, just for info also! Cheers! Congratulation to the first birth of your baby! take care!
Compared to most advanced and developed countries in the world, it is really bad. But, the US government normalizes it to make you take it and suck it up.
When our daughter was born (she just turned 30 last week), we had stopped at Costco to pick up groceries on the way back from the hospital. This was in California's Silicon Valley, which happens to have a very large Asian population. A little old Chinese lady came up to us and berated us saying that we should not bring the baby out at such a young age. As for the hospital costs, we had very good insurance coverage at the time with an HMO, so the cost was fully covered and we just needed to pay a copay of $40. The doctor and the hospital was all under the HMO. That was the case with all three of our children.
Hmm. We in Europe don't pay, because we have insurance. In my country, depend where you live, city give simbolic amount of money for baby. My city give me 480 euros.
At this point, Canada is much better than USA, we have free medical and when I had my bb, did not spent pennyin the hospital, even since I found I was pregnant. of course we have higher income tax . So 羊毛出在羊身上
