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No, not really. I've lived in Toronto and USA, and the times aren't really different IME.
by SolaceQuantum 7y ago
No, not really. I've lived in Toronto and USA, and the times aren't really different IME.
- slumdev 7y agoJust making sure. Waiting a few days to see a GP isn't that weird. If it's emergent (like a severe allergic reaction), there's the ER. If it isn't emergent but needs resolving sooner (like an ear infection), there are Urgent Care clinics everywhere. I've also had the experience that my GPs' assistants can find time in their schedules if my problem is one that (1) they can resolve and (2) does need a quicker resolution.
- SolaceQuantum 7y agoSo how can we say we expect near-immediate responses when waiting days for basic checkups is normal?