I Visited A Seoul Hospital that Destroys American Healthcare!

I Visited A Seoul Hospital that Destroys American Healthcare!
I live in Seoul South Korea and as an American, I can tell you that healthcare in South Korea is crazy good! I love that I can go to the hospital for minor aches and pains and won't be charged an arm and a leg; something I couldn't dream of in the United States! For foreigners, I found the best hospital that can cater to all our specific needs. They even speak English there! If you are a foreign expat living in South Korea, look no further than Sinsaegae Seoul Hospital for all your major and minor medical needs. They took care of me well and I'm sure they will take care of you as well!:)
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[@francoismarc3]

I went to Sinsaegae Seoul Hospital to check my wrist after surgery and had such a wonderful experience, I asked if I could do a vlog about the hospital. take a look and tell me what you think!

[@scavengers19]

Gosh! That nurse is beautiful!

[@blackbelt2000]

Yes, she is cute

[@francoismarc3]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I'll tell her you said that:)

[@maestroyang1]

Being a Korean man, I always complain about shortcomings of Korean Medicare systems. Your video reminds me of what happened during my American sojourn. My nephew got some glass cuts on his arm, and we had to hire an ambulance. The 15-minute ambulance ride, driven way under the speed limits, costed me $800, let alone what the horrifying hospital bill obligated us! That blew my mind.

[@francoismarc3]

It's a big reason why poor people have so many ailments in the US that are now irreversible...we are scares to go to the hospital because it's would destroy our finances. You experienced it firsthand. Korea is so much better.

[@maestroyang1]

@francoismarc3 An Aussie friend of mine who has lived in Korea for 2 decades teaching English now decided to go back to his home country. The single reason for him to return is that Australia provides him with being under cancer treatment, with full "free" medical care that includes outpatient nursing care. That's what governments are for!

[@박정숙-j5d2d]

oh! the hospital is very clean and the staff member who accompanied explained it well bright and kindly.

[@francoismarc3]

Yes!! It was so nice and I love visiting there!

[@gumjungbaji]

Oh, this hospital looks good for local Koreans too. I'd like to visit there for physical therapy.

[@francoismarc3]

It looks good for everyone! You should definitely visit there for your therapy!!!

[@Jin-om5jz]

Thanks l!! You are doing God's work 😊

[@francoismarc3]

Thank you so very much!!!:)

[@gabriellep9866]

Great video! 👍 I really enjoyed this! 😊

[@francoismarc3]

Appreciate you taking time to watch!!!:):)

[@CanafYerHasan]

Thank you handsome!!

[@francoismarc3]

Hey, thanks so very much!!

[@slee2695]

I read today that ozempic in America is $750..in Canada it's $150...and even less in Europe...medical care and medicine prices are ridiculous America is in trouble

[@francoismarc3]

America has been in trouble with its healthcare for years. I don't understand how the general populous stands for this... Its a basic human right that should be the least expensive item on the agenda.

[@aaronpugliese]

@@francoismarc3 its called bribery..er... campaign donations. look whose financing your senators or house campaigns. drug companies and insurance companies make sure the prices are 10x. in korea the drugs and procedures are price controlled and the insurance company, the government, doesn't try to make a profit as a middleman when they pay the doctor.

[@ICDeadPeeps]

When you go to medical school (in America) these days, it's mostly about prescribing medicine and treating the symptoms than fixing the actual underlying problem. For example, you can obtain the same results with Ozempic without the nasty side effects and the high cost for free through fasting, ketogenic diet and exercise. You can also permanently reverse diabetes through the same methods. How many doctors will tell you this? Not many because they can't make any money off of it.

[@small1kki]

Good info!

[@francoismarc3]

Thanks lil sis!!!

[@Joy-sb3hp]

재밌어요!

[@francoismarc3]

Really thank you!!!!!

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

Hi, Francoise!! I hope your wrist is getting better. When do you think you will be able to remove your caste on your wrist?

[@francoismarc3]

@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821 hey there! I think it will come off tomorrow, even though there is still some pain and swelling!

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

@@francoismarc3 I hope everything goes well and take it easy on your wrist by not reinjuring it again.

[@Don-wu2kh]

Why is hat one lady taking photographs of you?

[@francoismarc3]

Promotion for the hospital:)

[@BrianCatalano]

Next time I'm sick, I might just catch a flight to Korea! But seriously, the American system is a disgrace by comparison, unless you're super wealthy...

[@francoismarc3]

B, it's actually cheaper to fly here for surgery than it is to have it done in the US...even if you don't have insurance...its crazy. Before coming here, I hardly ever went to the doctor, but now, I go as often as I need. Whay a stark contrast to the US!

[@Jeonyggo]

프랑수와 손목 괜찮아요? 🥹

[@francoismarc3]

It's getting better:) Maybe 6 weeks later it will be perfect:)

[@Aowhvuzbwhcj]

건강이라는 것은 비용의 문제가 아니라 의사가 환자들을 어떻게 대하고 얼마나 잘 치료를 하느냐입니다. 한국인으로서 한국에서 병원을 많이 다녀봤지만...대부분의 의사는 쓰레기들이었습니다... 제가 캐나다/ 호주에서 병원을 갔을 때 병원비는 비쌌지만 환자를 대하는 자세가 최고였습니다.

[@francoismarc3]

Woah, I never thought of that! Whenever I go to hospitals in Korea, the doctors always treat me so well! I think I am lucky?

[@Aowhvuzbwhcj]

@user-9290qiei 들은얘기 하지말아요.. 캐나다 살다 왔으니까 …. 캐나다나 호주는 walk-in , hospital 개념 자체가 달라….walk-in, 한국에서 말하는 일반 병원 , 언제든지 예약없이 진료 가능한 곳/ hospital 사고나 대수술 할 때 가는 병원 ! 한국에서 수술 하는데 예약없이 가는 곳 있어? 환자의 상태에 따라 다르지 캐나다나 호주도 그렇단다! 그리고 저렴하다고 말 안했다 의사들이 환자를 대하는 자세가 달랏다고

[@Aowhvuzbwhcj]

@@francoismarc3 we are very generous to foreigners, especially to people who speak English lol if you were from one of east Asia countries? Bro don’t even imagine how they would treat you

[@francoismarc3]

@Aowhvuzbwhcj hahahah Luckily I was randomly spawned from a native English-speaking country. Is that what you mean?? Haha

[@ssdhem454]

피해망상 있으세요? 전 6개국 살아보면서 한국병원이 최고 좋던데. 호주랑 뉴질랜드 병원은 질 떨어짐. 친절한건 한국이나 뉴질랜드가 친절하고 호주는 좀 아닌듯.

[@thai7957]

지금도 좋지만, 의료보험 민영화로 더욱 좋게 만들어야 합니다.

[@mhl8818]

의료보험 민영화는 지옥의 문을 여는 거다.

[@francoismarc3]

I'm not sure about that as I don't have much knowledge about private Healthcare in Korea, but thank you for your comment:)

[@user-ct4ph8uv8s]

@@mhl8818 넌 공부안한 멍청이

[@초롱-o3y]

뭔 개소리인지? 민영화되면 미국처럼 되는데?

[@AM-sq4rk]

특정 지역에 부분 민영화는 찬성 합니다. 특히 제주나 송도에 국제 병원을 지어서 부분 민영화를 하면 해외에 많은 부자들을 유치할수 있습니다. 그들은 많은 돈을 내고 보다 좋은 서비스를 원합니다. 반대론자들은 민영병원이 생기는 순간 모든병원이 제주나 송도로 옮겨서 난리가 날거라고 하는데.. 그런일은 생기지 않습니다. 극단적인 상황으로 비교하려고 하는데 바보같은 생각이다. 한국의 의료보험 정책은 좋지만 , 돈을 더 내고 더 좋은 수술을 받으려 하는 해외 부유층은 막고 있는 상황이다. 그들 한명 한명이 지불하는 막대한 부가가치는 자동차 산업이나 반도체 산업 보다 크다.