That's interesting because I know a lot of mainland Chinese in Canada who actually goes back to China to get exams and investigations done instead of waiting for free in Canada. And it's just a 2-3 months wait at most.No, not me, I didn't see any doctor. Tales from Mainland Chinese.
My ex-gf and out mutual friends and their families are doing exactly what the folks you know are doing.That's interesting because I know a lot of mainland Chinese in Canada who actually goes back to China to get exams and investigations done instead of waiting for free in Canada. And it's just a 2-3 months wait at most.
That's interesting because I know a lot of mainland Chinese in Canada who actually goes back to China to get exams and investigations done instead of waiting for free in Canada. And it's just a 2-3 months wait at most.
My ex-gf and out mutual friends and their families are doing exactly what the folks you know are doing.
The notion that health care in China on average compared to how it is in the U.S. as expensive is beyond laughable.
That's interesting because I know a lot of mainland Chinese in Canada who actually goes back to China to get exams and investigations done instead of waiting for free in Canada. And it's just a 2-3 months wait at most.
I should clarify, the 2-3 month wait is for Canada. Even then many go back to China for next day private pay investigationsMaybe the additional cost of travel and accommodation effectively increased the cost for medical treatment,
Hence the difference in perception. Could be wrong and waiting for Igloo's response.
Medical treatment in Canada is also known for the long waiting time.