> plus finding a GP apparently is a months long quest. > Visiting a specialist took ages, and I wouldn't say it was the best / most modern infrastructure there

> plus finding a GP apparently is a months long quest. > Visiting a specialist took ages, and I wouldn't say it was the best / most modern infrastructure there either. > In the end we kind of shunned the public system and decided to go private healthcare instead. But (luckily) have not really had to take advantage of it) I hope you can at least deduct it from your taxes else it means you end up paying what, 60% taxes on top of having to purchase private insurance with your post-tax dollars? That's ridiculous. Here I pay a much lower tax rate and it took me a few clicks to just get a GP. What's their excuse?