>>55300943Certainly better than Leaf healthcare if you can afford it. Spending 6 hours in ER for a urine sample, or ending up waiting 4 years for a jaw surgery, and so on, is not exactly the best care. Trust me on that one.
When Canadian healthcare works it works great, but it only works once you're in need of major and immediate care. Preventative treatment is nonexistent.
It's like you're tied to a railroad and there's a train coming at you. There's someone who can help you, get you out of the way of the inevitable collision, but instead they refuse to do anything until the train's actually hit you.
