Fredag 24/9 2010 - sunny side of life
Ok, Hungary has it’s flaws, can’t be denied. But it also has its sunny sides, especially when you have a private health insurance…
Went to the clinic to check on my swollen knee today. Had an appointment at 18.00.
18.00 sharp, my name was called out by a nurse. The doc was ready to see me. 18,38 I left the clinic. During those 38 minutes they managed to;
· examine my knee properly, by a specialist of course
· make 5 X-ray shots
· evaluate the shots
· get me an appointment next week at a sports hospital (as if I am an athlete, - haha)
· give me a prescription of some miracle drug, that the doc warned me to even try to bring over any border…
· get me a new appointment after the whatever they will do on that sports hospital
· wish me a good week end
Pretty amazing I think.
Now you say; of course they have to perform, it’s after all a private clinic.
For this service, around the clock I pay only 500 EUR per year. As I don’t pay any other social contributions, I must say this is a bargain.
And as a bonus; I went with public transport, and as always I never have to wait more than 3 minutes for the next Metro. Even if a single ticket now cost 1 EUR. Not a bargain….
Now to elections; they don’t screw things up like in Sweden. 75% for the right wing. They don’t have to flirt with anyone to run their own politic. Including changing the constitution...
Is this a dream country or not??
Good, but what did they SAY, except "have a nice weekend"?????
Hi Limi!
Good to hear some good things about hungarian health system ;) Would have a question on that matter/ what is the name of your private insurance? and where is located the clinic you are going to?!
Regards,
Vincent
Hungary and Budapest IS a dream indeed! I loved every minute and me and my husband enjoyed the stay in Budapset alot.
Can we move to Hungary???? ;D
are you 2 married? i guess i missed that... my swedish is far from excellent, so i´m hopefully excused... :-)
ps. budapest is back to sunny again! ;)