Which Countries Have Universal Health Coverage?

India has free health care?
Bullshit.
If you don’t have the money to pay for sevices?
They toss you into the streets.

A lot of people die waiting for “free” health care in Canada. Not the best example I would say.

Glory to USA.
I live in Germany, and I am forced under gunpoint to take out expensive health insurance even if I have no income or am pensioner – 600 euros a month it costs – and that is cheapest I can find. The quacks here are useless. Had severe chronic pain in SI joint for 5 years and spent tens of thousands on 10 specialists ( including 2 profs) who all diagnosed me incorrectly. Diagnosed myself correctly – TMS
Migranst and freeloaders do not have to pay.
In UK, also universal health care – there nignogs who take fertility pills in Nigeria fly to UK a month before they give birth to octoplets. A chink who falls ill with serious disease flies to UK form Chinkland for expensive treatment. And guess who pays the bills. The poor English working stiff.

As a freelance I would love to emigrate to USA – still some freedom left

The Commie subsidized U.S. government healthcare industry doesn’t want or need Universal Health Care…the taxpayers are the cash cow…or victims as the case may be…

I beg to differ … the United States does have ‘universal health care’ — for illegal aliens …

Near the end of the term of President Trump’s predecessor, an illegal alien dropped her anchor baby here … it had severe medical problems that cost We The People more than $500,000 during the infant’s first 30 days of life … and, since it’s apparently now a US Citizen, it’s going to get that care for as long as it lives here … and, of course, since the parents get to live here, too, they’ll get the benefits.

greece might in theory have such a thing but in practice it’s very different.
on the one hand anyone who isn’t retired, who hasnt kept up paying into the system (an exorbitant 26% of one’s pre-tax income, too!) is ‘uninsured’ after three months , and basically a nonentity to that system (aside from Officially Blessed parasites, illegals , gypsies, and the like. they get endless free shit.).. on the other hand the quality of ‘care’ is so dismal that anyone who can somehow afford to, will seek a private alternative. Even for ‘insured’ people, even critical operations like, say, removing a cancerous tumor, or something, will get scheduled 6 or 8 months in the future. People spend a small fortune bribing those who run the scheduling to bump the queue but that just rearranges the same amount of spaces and even then, youll find cleaner more well paid conditions in the ‘real’ third world. public hospitals are filthy, the physical infrastructure unmaintained and crumbling, the personnel totally understaffed, the doctors are paid peanuts and any who could make it in private practice either here or abroad, does so, with only a few who make enough money in private practice, to basically donate their time for free in public hospitals (surprisingly there are a lot of these examples!) , because the salary of a _surgeon_ for example is about 1300 bucks a month. In the west, even the janitors in the hopsital make more than that and the surgeon is paid at least ten times as much. all consumables and supplies even up to toilet paper, must be paid for on the side because they simply dont exist in the hospital. if you have someone of yours in there youd better plan on spending a lot of time caring for him yourself, even up to you taking his readings when theyre supposed to be taken and recording them on the chart because by the time a nurse makes it going all the rounds it’s hours and hours later.
private care and facilities are by western standards quite affordable and generally decent, on par with the rest of europe generally, but by greek standards is extremely expensive. e.g. two days in hospital plus the preparatory visits, tests at outside testing labs, etc, for a gallbladder removal, ran about 7k for a totally out of pocket cash customer. the standard of care there was as good as youd expect anywhere else.
another example, a birth (natural birth, no complications, no caesearean, no weird drugs, couple days stay which really wasnt needed but the mother was convinced by a ‘wait and see if the baby develops jaundice’ which it didn’t) was total in the ballpark of 4k cash out of pocket, zero insurance of any kind involved. those extra couple days were about 200 bucks a day , part of the 4k or so total. and so anyone who can find the money goes private, but even then the public system is garbage. nonetheless one does wonder where the enormous sums of money go, because the taxes that supposedly go there are enormous even compared to many other EUSSR countries.
that sounds cheap until one remembers that _median_ income in greece is probably under a thousand a month, and daily cost of living not counting things like unplanned hospital visits, just rent and bills and food, is on par with western europe and in many cases more expensive (fuel and energy, most manufactured goods, most supermarket items, are more expensive here than in e.g. germany) and also unemployment is somewhere around 20%.
but anyway to say that greece has ‘universal’ or free public care… is simply false in reality, though in some imaginary theoretical world it might be.