America's 9-to-1 Health Spending Gap With Mexico Explains Lower Rehab Costs, TranquilHearts New Analysis Finds
The United States spent $14,885 per person on health in 2024, compared with Mexico's $ 1,588, indicating a structural, economy-wide gap that flows directly into the price of residential addiction treatment, according to OECD data published in Health at a Glance 2025. MERIDA, Yucatan, Aug....
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