Times are depending on priority and payments. I.e. If you don't pay anything then you are seen in either FIFO or depending how serious it is. Your family doctor

Times are depending on priority and payments. I.e. If you don't pay anything then you are seen in either FIFO or depending how serious it is. Your family doctor also has a say on priorities. If you pay about 15$ a month then you can have 3 appointments a year with every private doctor you want. Also, you have priorities in private surgeries. If you don't have premium insurance and you want a private doctor then it can cost about 150$ for 1 appointment. So everyone practically pays the 15$. Plus, children up to 18 don't have to pay the premium they automatically insured in premium. Children have full dental free care up to 18 years. No problems with appointments if you have priority (like immediate pain or something). The specialized doctors (heart brain etc...) are all encouraged to do a post doctoral for a year in Canada or US so they are pretty good.