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human
I'm scared to move to the US due to issues such as healthcare. CMV.

Background: I'm a 24 year old danish male, finishing my masters degree in electrical engineering.
I've been living in Berkeley for the last half year or so. During this time I've been around California and seen a bunch of this awesome, untamed country. There's so much nice to say about this place - unfortunately also a lot of bad things.

I've seen a lot of things on reddit about the american healthcare system. I understand that this information might be as biased as some of the information americans receive about the "death panels in Europe". But some things keep popping up, such as insurance companies routinely dodging out of their responsibilities and people having to pay to ride in an ambulance.

This is an incredibly scary thought to me, that I could in essence be left for dead or be bankrupted by unfortunate medical events.

I've gotten two job offers while being over here. I'm considering taking one of them, but I feel like it may be better to just stay in tiny little Denmark and not have that risk hanging over my head.

Convince me that i'm being paranoid. Change my view.
gpt
If your job comes with health insurance (which every company trying to hire electrical engineers from Cal will offer) then the best care in the world will be available to you. UCSF and Stanford are in the top 5-10 health systems worldwide.

The US offers the most expensive healthcare in the world. If you can afford it's great. If you can't, then you're totally stuck.