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It's still comparable with the hybrid system in the U.S. too - i.e. outpatient surgery procedures can take months no matter which system.
by bduerst 7y ago
It's still comparable with the hybrid system in the U.S. too - i.e. outpatient surgery procedures can take months no matter which system.
- ameister14 7y agoPerhaps, but I believe the averages are significantly lower in the US - Canada publishes theirs, you can check it.
- adamch 7y agoIs this confounded by the number of Americans would _want_ treatment, but can't afford it or can't access it via their health insurance?
- markroseman 7y agoIs that when you omit infinity from the calculations in the US...?
- pfarnsworth 7y agoI got an MRI within a day and CT scan within a day as well. I got an endoscopy within 5 days. My friend waited 4 months for her MRI to diagnose gallbladder stones. The same friend has to wait 2 years for autism therapy for their children. The waiting times for specialists in Canada are in the months. When I lived in Canada, it was practically impossible to find a GP in downtown Toronto that was taking new patients. Yes, I didn't have to pay much for health care (I remember having a health care tax in Ontario) but it wasn't a bed of roses either. I'm a lot happier with Kaiser in California than any treatment I received in Canada.