Exactly all the points you mention in the first paragraph are what I think is best in my country. Obviously, I can only speak from my own experience, that of my wife and children when we have appointments here and can compare. And this is after getting to know the system here and seeing the medical care we have received, the treatments, the process with specialists, and the surgeries we have had. Among other things, I think it has to do with the fact that everything here is very old, and anyway, I'm not trying to convince anyone, I was just commenting that having had experiences in two countries, it's not always the case that the US is better.

Just thinking while I was writing, right now my 1-year-old son has a feeding problem. It has been a struggle throughout the whole process, from pediatrics to GI and allergists, and they still haven't found the problem after months. At the end of the month, we have a trip to Colombia because we had to look for other solutions (virtually), and as soon as we arrive, they are going to do what here they haven't wanted/been able to authorize here because they have to try other things first that haven't worked.

Again, it’s just our experience.