Best Healthcare EVA! Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services

[Weatherman2020]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.

Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

 

[shockedcanadian]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.
View attachment 500904 Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

Canada been in steep decline for a long time. I am actually shocked we have been able to remain in the G7, though clearly the U.S understands that the organization is waning thanks to the socialist nations, which is why they invited the E.U and India to the G7.

Of course, once again there was no agreement on how to deal with China as they walk on eggshells to appease their businesses, in time, selling ALL of our human rights up the river with those in China suffering.

When you spend multiple billions a year on the covert TPS, OPP and RCMP, there is little room left for the few remaining hard workers and innovators.

 

[Weatherman2020]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.
View attachment 500904 Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

Canada been in steep decline for a long time. I am actually shocked we have been able to remain in the G7, though clearly the U.S understands that the organization is waning thanks to the socialist nations, which is why they invited the E.U and India to the G7.

Of course, once again there was no agreement on how to deal with China as they walk on eggshells to appease their businesses, in time, selling ALL of our human rights up the river with those in China suffering.

When you spend multiple billions a year on the covert TPS, OPP and RCMP, there is little room left for the few remaining hard workers and innovators.

Yep. Obviously they didn’t do socialism right.

 

[danielpalos]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.
View attachment 500904 Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

Any way to use tax incentives to train and hire and deploy more staff in that sector to deal with backlogs?

 

[emilynghiem]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.
View attachment 500904 Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

Lookup Singapore. 10 million people.
Tax of 3% is enough to support catastrophic insurance through govt, while all citizens get their own HSA and can keep any funds they don't spend, any way they want.

Source: www.pdmpwebsite.org www.tbt.org

 

[Dragonlady]

People don’t go to the doctor unless they have a significant health issue.
Imagine have ticket number 16,513,456 when they’re calling number 3.
View attachment 500904 Ontario has a backlog of nearly 16 million medical services: Ontario Medical Association

In the USA, people don’t go to the doctor without a good very good reason. In Canada we have preventative medicine.
We go to the doctor on a regular basis for physicals, regular cancer screenings, and things that Americans never get done because of co-pays.

Unlike Americans, Canadians look after their health. It’s one of the reasons why we live longer than you. And it’s also one of the reasons why fewer Canadians died of Covid than Americans

Did you even read the article you linked to fool, or did you just look at the headline?

I’m on that list several times over. I haven’t had my regular mammogram, my colon cancer test, my annual physical, and my knee replacement has been postponed.

Doctors offices have been closed except for emergencies, and none of these things have been emergencies. During the pandemic I did have two things that were emergencies, and I went to the doctor and they were dealt with.

Your medical system is no different. Your hospitals weren’t doing regular maintenance for people, or elective surgeries.

And quite frankly, the hospital is the last place you want to go to in the middle of a pandemic. That’s where the sick people are.