Eurocels and other people with socialized healthcare: How long is the wait to see a doctor for something like an MRI?

[FrothySolutions]

Something important, but not "urgent."

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Months

 

[FrothySolutions]

Months

How many months?

 

[Efiliste]

in Canada, it's a couple weeks to a couple months

 

[kay']

If i lived in europe or usa i would have died 5 years ago

 

[zerozerozero]

can take years in australia

 

[LeFrenchCel]

How many months?

I saw this on the news a few weeks ago but I don't remember how many exactly
Depends from how specific it is

 

[FrothySolutions]

in Canada, it's a couple weeks to a couple months

Which procedures get which?

 

[Efiliste]

Which procedures get which?

It's just for an MRI, like the question said

 

[Jake Roberts]

Europe, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada the wait time can be months to receive healthcare. But, the cost is usually very affordable or free.

In the USA the wait time is nearly non-existent by comparison, but the cost is super expensive, more costly than any other country and it can put you in debt easily. They charge like 50 dollars for every pair of gloves they use or 15 dollars for one Tylenol (mild headache pill).

In my opinion it seems like countries such as Mexico or Costa Rica have a good mix. The healthcare isn't free but compared to America it's WAY more affordable. The wait time is usually very short too. In addition the quality of healthcare is pretty good and better than some other countries.

 

[edgelordcel]

Long . Public hospitals are overcrowded with old people 24/7. Theres even city bus lines just for ole ppl to go to hospital.

 

[lifeisfucked215]

I stay far the fuck away from the doctor. Tbh foid trait if you're going to the hospital/doctor all the time