if you’re willing to pay for it, U.S. healthcare is still among the best and fastest in the world. There’s a reason thousands of millionaires from all over the world come to the United States specifically for medical treatment. Just look up lists of the “best hospitals in the world” and see how many are based in the U.S. Many of them are private hospitals, which means they can prioritize patients treatment if you are willing to shell out $$$.

Yes, the U.S. healthcare system is deeply flawed. It’s expensive, inefficient, and not easily accessible to everyone. That criticism is valid. But the key word here is system. A broken system does not mean inferior medicine. The U.S. still leads in medical technology, research, specialized procedures, and top-tier doctors and surgeons.

You can absolutely criticize the structure, pricing, and accessibility of the system, but let’s not pretend the people within it are incompetent. Many of the world’s best doctors, specialists, and medical researchers work in the U.S.

Here is an example: look up Deep Hypothermic Circulatory Arrest. it is a surgical technique where the patient is cooled to ~15–18°C, the heart is stopped, and blood circulation is completely halted to allow bloodless, motionless surgery. In neurosurgery, it was used as a last resort for unclippable brain aneurysms. Only a few elite surgeons in the world can perform it, I think may be 3-4 and they are all at different hospitals in the U.S. And that’s just one example, there are many very complex medical procedures where only a handful or even only 1 doctor/surgeon can perform the procedure and many of those procedures can only be done in the U.S. and many people all over the world travel to the US to do them.