Canadian Health Care - At it's finest.

Buddy you don't know what youre talking about.

She's been in and out of the hospital for the last few years, and in this current stint, at least 7 weeks.

Click on the link on my first post, you'll see it's just not food I'm talking about.

So spare me your mouth - hero.

reply to post by GioTheGreek


Well considering that hospitals contract out their food services, that is an issue with the company, not the hospital.

A personal experience with one hospital is hardly indicative of an entire healthcare system.

And the food in hospitals here is pretty awful. I couldn't eat it, and I am the least picky person ever.

Make sure you call your local health department and report it.

[edit on 17-7-2009 by nixie_nox]

Health care is not "free: in Canada. There is a different pay system but you don;t build a hospital for free or buy and MRI machine or get a doctor for free.

Sorry to hear about the situation you describe in your post OP

Sick Kids hospital in Toronto
is one of the finest childrens' hospitals in the world,
I owe my sight to them, and another familly member, his knees.
In the states without insurance ?
...I understand also, Obama care does NOT cover children
with pre-exiting conditions

When I went to Sholdice clinic for a hernia the place was half full of Americans who paid full pop for the 97 per cent success rate
while that 97 per cent was the failure in most hospitals.

I don't run to emergency for evey little thing.
people who do really tie up the system.

I would say our system is pretty good over all compared to most of the world- the international waiting list at Sick kids is proof of that.

[edit on 4-6-2010 by Danbones]