[Klavalala]

I doubt it. However; most countries that have a universal healthcare system have programs in place for citizens that require medical care abroad. So the US isn't covering for you; they just send the bill to your country and they handle it.

thats not true unless the country has an agreement with healthcare providers - and its not universal ; for example , whilst i have an EHIC card for within the EU , when i was in austria a few years back , we were told we could only use certain doctors or hospitals and there would be a `top up` to any care provided.


and in the us - you have no insurance , you pay the bill - the NHS wont pay it