Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
opening up or catching up....
the figure for missed cancer screenings is in the millions.... and thats just 1 thing...
Sven wrote:I'm only surprised that anyone tis surprised, as the pandemic as wreaked havoc with an already stretched system
I know people who have been afraid (maybe overly cautious would be a better term) to go see there doctors, consultants, dentists and other medical practitioners out of a sense of being unsure of what constitutes/warrants a visit
Going to take some time and effort form all sides to get it back to anywhere near normal
Bluebina wrote:Sven wrote:I'm only surprised that anyone tis surprised, as the pandemic as wreaked havoc with an already stretched system
I know people who have been afraid (maybe overly cautious would be a better term) to go see there doctors, consultants, dentists and other medical practitioners out of a sense of being unsure of what constitutes/warrants a visit
Going to take some time and effort form all sides to get it back to anywhere near normal
It is in a hell of a state, I think it will take ten years or more to get anything like a health service, private is the only way for the next ten years at least.
Bluebina wrote:Sven wrote:I'm only surprised that anyone tis surprised, as the pandemic as wreaked havoc with an already stretched system
I know people who have been afraid (maybe overly cautious would be a better term) to go see there doctors, consultants, dentists and other medical practitioners out of a sense of being unsure of what constitutes/warrants a visit
Going to take some time and effort form all sides to get it back to anywhere near normal
It is in a hell of a state, I think it will take ten years or more to get anything like a health service, private is the only way for the next ten years at least.
Sven wrote:Bluebina wrote:Sven wrote:I'm only surprised that anyone tis surprised, as the pandemic as wreaked havoc with an already stretched system
I know people who have been afraid (maybe overly cautious would be a better term) to go see there doctors, consultants, dentists and other medical practitioners out of a sense of being unsure of what constitutes/warrants a visit
Going to take some time and effort form all sides to get it back to anywhere near normal
It is in a hell of a state, I think it will take ten years or more to get anything like a health service, private is the only way for the next ten years at least.
I'm not unsure it's what 'they' (the Government) want and can blame Covid-19 for forcing it on us
As will be exposed over the next few weeks, there are some pretty high key personal and financial interests in such happenings
bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
skidemin wrote:bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
many will just die....
pembroke allan wrote:bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
Be surprised if ever catch up... it's not a simple case of having more clinics ect no matter how much money you throw at it you've got to have staff/ machines to work excessive hours which wont work within nhs system the way it is ....
Bluebina wrote:pembroke allan wrote:bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
Be surprised if ever catch up... it's not a simple case of having more clinics ect no matter how much money you throw at it you've got to have staff/ machines to work excessive hours which wont work within nhs system the way it is ....
Agreed, we have cover and my Mrs needed a MRI and ultrasound on a shoulder injury, NHS basically couldn't get anywhere at all, list for a list for the consultant, probably a way of showing a shorter waiting list. They said you have to see a consultant before a scan, and God knows when that will be, claimed today booked in Thursday, the NHS has had it for the next decade, it's just not fit for purpose.
pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:pembroke allan wrote:bluesince62 wrote:bluesince62 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Bluebina wrote:Through the roof, it's going to take a long time to get over the last year, it's hard enough to see a doctor to actually get on a list.
The waiting lists are the worst on record!! Hardly a surprise though, seeing as nothing but covid cases seemed to matter.the knock on effect is going to go on for years,probably costing as many, if not more deaths than the covid "figures" ive said it like that,as im not a fan of how a death is recorded, regarding covid, as with and of are vastly different imho.
You shouldn't have too, but private health insurance looks a good safety net for the next five years or more?
The lists are now beginning to open I've got appt to see consultant next month postponed last may!! But also I know from my work that things are moving but will take years to catch up if at all will need massive investment thats for sure... as for private health care fine if can afford it but dont be surprised if find restrictions on policy are far more than before pandemic? Companies want to cash in on extreme waiting times but they're not stupid ..
Dont know what happened there! I did post that the waiting lists are the highest on record! Will take many years to catch uo imho.
Be surprised if ever catch up... it's not a simple case of having more clinics ect no matter how much money you throw at it you've got to have staff/ machines to work excessive hours which wont work within nhs system the way it is ....
Agreed, we have cover and my Mrs needed a MRI and ultrasound on a shoulder injury, NHS basically couldn't get anywhere at all, list for a list for the consultant, probably a way of showing a shorter waiting list. They said you have to see a consultant before a scan, and God knows when that will be, claimed today booked in Thursday, the NHS has had it for the next decade, it's just not fit for purpose.
Even before covid demand was outstripping ability of nhs to supply services.... if got health insurance thats good news for people .....but if you try get cover now watch out for the hidden clauses after all we know companies will do anything they can not to pay for anything ..
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