You don’t have a family doctor, and you can’t get an admission bed. So you end up waiting and waiting in the ER for a physician who might not be able to help much, writes Dr. Brian Wall.
That would make sense but they also should have said as much. The way they phrased it is coming off like Canadians in general are getting charged this as well.
They might no longer have a Canadian/provincial health coverage since they live out of the country.
That would make sense but they also should have said as much. The way they phrased it is coming off like Canadians in general are getting charged this as well.
Sorry for the confusion. I am Canadian, but you lose plenty of rights after 6 months. My wife is Spanish.
We were able to get a partial refund once we returned home.