Why I Paid $5000 for MRIs"I travelled two hours and got five MRIs done at once. The next day, I finally had answers.”
Why We Pay $6,000 for Private Clinic Memberships in Montreal"There’s no wondering about our health—we can just call and ask.”
Why I Paid $30,000 For a Hip-Replacement Surgery"I still don’t understand why I was able to get surgery in eight weeks when I paid for it, but 18 to 24 months if I’d used the public system."
Why I Pay $3,700 A Year For a Private Health Clinic"I know that if I email the clinic, I’ll get a response within a few hours, and I can refill my prescriptions via email as well."
Why I Paid $8,700 for Knee Surgery"My doctor told me MRIs were moving quickly those days—I’d only have to wait a few months. But that was longer than my EI would last me."
Canadians with mental disorders shouldn’t be excluded from requesting MAIDI’m a psychiatrist who’s worked on the topic of MAID and mental disorders for years. People with these disorders should be able to request MAID—just like all other Canadians.
My small Ontario town is offering $100,000 to attract family doctors. It’s not working.Marmora has 5,000 residents—and only two family doctors
Here’s why Ozempic is popular for the wrong reasonsMany Canadians want to use the drug as a quick fix for weight loss. What about the people who actually need it?
This Toronto social worker is seeing a surge of anxiety and depression in kids“I see kids as young as eight in my practice who self-harm or are experiencing suicidal thoughts”
I’m a family doctor in Halifax. Pay-for-service clinics will burden the public system.A renewed interest in pay-for-service clinics could restrict health care access for those who need it most