@GenuaIvana@Garnet_2203@TodayInCrazy MRI in 3 wks could be fast or slow depending on why you were having severe pain. If sudden headache, neck pain, changes to vision, balance, etc. 3 wks is too slow as that can be a sign of stroke. If you are having elbow pain from repetitive strain injury, 3 weeks is really fast.
@GenuaIvana@Garnet_2203@TodayInCrazy For severe/potentially lethal cases they will be triaged. But how about ppl suffering from severe pain that isn't lethal? They often wait for months unless someone cancels their MRI and you put themselves on a waitlist. I directly work with ppl like this daily. So I should know.
@Garnet_2203@TuxedoTony That's an extreme rarity.
Do you mind sharing if it was age-related hip arthritis or due to a trauma-induced replacement? These cases are handled differently. I directly work with ppl like this daily.
Do you also mind sharing which sector of healthcare you served?
@Garnet_2203@TodayInCrazy FYI I work in healthcare and surgery/medical procedures including diagnostic tests depends on how critical we deem it. If you have a painful arthritic hip, it can take months to years for surgery. They need to get an MRI, orthopedic consult and then surgery.
@Garnet_2203 It's the balance of the public and private sectors of healthcare that we should be striving for. I don't think he is suggesting we go 100% private.
@theJagmeetSingh No shiit... Whether you're on the left, right or extreme left or right, most of high ranking gov officials are scums. You all play the same game. This includes your party as well.
@truckdriverpleb@truckdriverpleb he hasn't done international ufc events for over 3 yrs you pleb.... He literally said he's not interested going out of USA to call UFC events... Get your information straight as your post is quite misleading