A Calgary clinic informed its clients it would be introducing a “membership-based medical service,” running $4,800 a year for a two-parent family membership.
Such arrangements have been growing increasingly common in recent years, experts say.
Sure, it’s fine. It’s fine that people with means can see a doctor quickly, while those without cannot. And it’s fine that the wealthy can get those tests done right away, and those scans complete day of, while everybody else is on a 6 - 12 month wait list.
There’s totally nothing absolutely fucking evil about that. And it definitely incentivizes politicians to improve the public system for the poor.
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Sure, it’s fine. It’s fine that people with means can see a doctor quickly, while those without cannot. And it’s fine that the wealthy can get those tests done right away, and those scans complete day of, while everybody else is on a 6 - 12 month wait list.
There’s totally nothing absolutely fucking evil about that. And it definitely incentivizes politicians to improve the public system for the poor.
“Worse with mass immigration”
Yikes. Way to be a troll.