Bro nobody knows at what point of life our life ends and in case we got admitted to a hospital with such stupid waiting time then what ? I think u have experienced and u should do something to take it into the account of govt. Bro u have the platform do it In simple je doctors ghat ne taan govt should appoint more doctors te waiting time apne aap reduce hi jayega 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@ns9616 sabhj jagah nahi , gujarat me bhale hi cases jyada hai. Par bed nahi milata , oxygen nahi milata , aise koi problems nahi hai. Even mere friend ke dada ko oxygen bottle home pe mili thi. S
@@ns9616 dekh Bhai gujarat me oxygen ke plant pahele se hi hai. Aek to mere dost ke papa ka hai. Aur covid ke karan industries ko kam O2 bheja jata hai. . Delhi me O2 plant nahi the usme modi ki kya galati. Gujarat me Mehsana city me bhi 5-7 O2 plant hai. Gujarat O2 import nahi karata . Voh kejariwal ko expenditure ko prioritise karana nahi aata aur jab uski sarkar corona se harne lagi to sab kendra sarkar ko dosh dene lagi
@@sohamprajapati254 kendra sarkar ka kaam hai oxygen supply karna jo modi ne ki nahi delhi ki janta se vote na dene ka badla liya.. worst prime minister of the indian history ....modi only modi
@@ns9616 dependency is vicious. Gujarat never depended on central government when it was Congress in Central. Because when time comes you only left with excuses. And that is what Happening in delhi. Central government has got many things to do rather than providing oxygen to each states. And If modi government id discriminating Delhi . In my opinion, it happens with every states , exectly happened in Godhra kand , military was sent to gujarat late after riots messed up .
In 2014 I spoke to a man in bus, he was limping and had to go for a hip surgery, he said he was waiting in line for the surgery, so i wished him all the best and a quick recovery after the surgery. In 2016, I saw the same man in another bus, and he was still limping, when i asked him about his condition, he said he is still waiting for his number, thats the health care system for you. In Canada, if you are young and have no immediate requiremnt for doctors and medical procedures, you will be fine. However, if you have any medical condition that needs regular care, do not come here, staying in India is the best if you can do it in private and if it doesn't cost tons of money. Medical facilities in India are very good and cost 1/10th of Canada.
Thanks for sharing this, I have ankylosing spondylitis. Well after reading this, I don't think Canada would be the right option for me. Thanks a lot. At least I won't end up waiting years for an surgery.
My son had elbow fracture surgery in Toronto, we waited for 7 hours. 5nurses came 1 by one to explain process and my small child cried for 7 hours continously in pain and after 2 hours he was discharged. I've was bare chested and in cold I took him myself out of the hospital. My son was only 7 years that time
I landed in Vancouver in 2019, after 5 months I caught fungal infection. So I went to the nearest walk-in clinic like everyone but my problem kept increasing even after visiting different Drs; 5-6 times. By that time I had started loosing my hair to alopecia. Not even specialist could help. Later I was referred to allergist and I got appointment after 6 months by that time I was in deep depression. To conclude, I suffered for a year and half but nothing worked. Finally in that painful situation I flew back to India for the treatment.
I also got infection i was suffring for almost 2 months and then i visited a local pharmacy in Abbotsford he gave me a cream and it worked for me well. Maybe if you ever face that kind of problem you should try in small towns than mega cities.
actually i had the same problem in india and i went to a homeopathy clinic and i waited for 5 mins (that too bcz there was a patient before me) and as the infection was at early stage it got cured just in 1 month . so yes india's health care is good but this happens here also like there was a private hospital near my house and in that hospital a patient died but the hospital did not informed the patient's family and charged them for his treatment for days . so if u have a small infection of any injury or disease then its ok but if u have to go for surgery in a private hospital then u may have to spend too much money , the money may be less then what u spend in canada but remember the earnings in canada is very high than in india
I agree I have herd similar experiences but the way you explained was so captivating you are a story teller I mean this was a nightmare which you experienced but you made it interesting
The theory according to the foreign healthcare system is as long as you are breathing ,it's ok and your symptoms are not serious ,even though you might be literally dying of pain.
My PR application is in progress and now I regret why I opted this country... Health care is a necessity and if it's this bad there don't know why Canada was rated as the best country 😠😠😠
I have still strong plan to do my masters in canada but i think this neglected scene will increase day by day bcoz every year Thousands of people are shifting there. None of Native Canadian will treat a brown or black skinned one as a human being. Govt is taking immegrants but common people didn't want to share their country at all.
I have kidney stones in my both kidneys. A month ago i had a bad experience with stone pain. I called emergency and i was in hospital for 6 hours just to listen that i have stones in my both kidneys. By the time they gave me Advil injection, I almost fainted with pain.
Even I'm sceptical now! Grass is always greener on the other side. We live a privileged life our native country and its really hard to break out from the comfort zone considering things like these. Health should be the number 1 priority for anyone,kehte hain na jaan hai to jahan hai!
I just subscribed after your amazing way of portraying the stark reality of health care system in Canada! Love your work brother, you are indeed a gifted story teller a great communicator sign.
The reality is simple if you break your leg you can go to Canada if you have cancer you need to come to America so you need to save money when you're in Canada for dentist and cancer Indians don't save money for healthcare they make this mistake then they d ie
I also had same experience in Saint John, NB. Even being a very small city I waited for nearly 2 hr and I was the only one in the waiting room. Since then I realize that we have to take care of ourselves.
My brother is a student in Vancouver , he got some infection in throat and it was very painful to swallow anything. He couldn't eat any spice ,salt. But after all struggle he got medicine after 5 days 🤬. By that time he was almost recovered after 5 days of pain. Pathetic health care system in canada
In this concern India is 1000 times better Last year my friend had a small road accident . I picked him got to the hospital they first took him in The Room and provided treatment & within 5 minutes he was Ok and during this time they send me to bill counter where they only charged Rs 20 . However we purchased some medicines when we left the hospital at other cost. & Yes it was a government hospital.
@@ParulTV bhai ye regulated profession me ese log kaise ghuse hue h jinko nas nahi pta kahan h??? Ye to kal ko surgery me koi tar kahin jod denge. India me waise ye baat to h k immediately attend ho jata h banda badme chahiye uska tel nikal jaye bill bharne me.
@@MR-ml5ij My personal opinion and advice for well off Indians with a paid off home in India is not to move to Canada. My honest advice would be that if you have a good comfortable life in India then best to stay in India instead of moving to Canada. When I say good comfortable life I mean if you have a paid off residence (very big this as this is the biggest expense) then you are already better off because housing is really very expensive in Toronto, Vancouver and such cities where people like to live. Basically: - Winters are harsh, -30/-35 winters and some regions even colder :( - Long wait in emergency room of hospital even when in crying pain and appointments for MRI, CT & surgeries very long because of shortage of doctors and nurses and medical professionals. They have well trained well educated and experience immigrant doctors driving cabs, working factories, odd jobs, survival jobs, jobs unrelated to their study and jobs of their passion and caliber BUT they won't have those doctors and nurses easily licenses to practice.😡 - Generally expensive life and accommodation, - No help like you get in India, doing all work yourself like dish washing, laundry, cleaning etc, life is struggle.. - International students pay about 3-4 times more than locals and at they end they never really get the returns. The government of Canada makes a LOT of money from India's international students from their tuition payments, their rent payment, everyday expenses such as groceries, transportation and luxury expenses. Still, those students, most of them never reach the level of career growth and prosperity for which them or their parents or both sacrificed so much money and family life. When Canada comes to India to promote it's education to Indians then India should ask them hey we are going to be boosting your economy by many folds so what are you going to offer in return to us- guaranteed careers/jobs atleast to make it worth while? - Progressing at work place is not easy because most Indian immigrant will find it hard to relate and identify with the culture and managers like to promote those who fit in and can relate well with the culture so many a times promotion and progress is not easy. - One decision that I don't agree with of current government is that it has legalized marijuana drug, so people can buy it and the government can make money, but the safety of people has been compromised, not only physical but mental health as well. -For many winters are depressing as not only is it long and COLD but when it snows roads get slippery and it is risky to be on the road so people usually stay indoors unless it is very important to be out. Cold goes from Sept-May (inclusive) so quite a lot of people suffer from SAD. In the past and these days too a lot of well to do Indians and professionals went to Canada and lived and are living a life of struggle. Doctors, Engineers worked survival jobs and jobs not up-to their caliber to support family and survive. India's economy has been open and growing throughout this COVID pandemic. The above was just my personal opinion and advice ONLY for well off Indians with a paid off home in India living a comfortably good life. In general, once again I think that life is short so live where you feel happy. In life it is import for a happy life that your place of permanent residence, your work and your spouse are choices that you feel happy with otherwise you regret at the end.
My personal opinion and advice for well off Indians with a paid off home in India is not to move to Canada. My honest advice would be that if you have a good comfortable life in India then best to stay in India instead of moving to Canada. When I say good comfortable life I mean if you have a paid off residence (very big this as this is the biggest expense) then you are already better off because housing is really very expensive in Toronto, Vancouver and such cities where people like to live. Basically: - Winters are harsh, -30/-35 winters and some regions even colder :( - Long wait in emergency room of hospital even when in crying pain and appointments for MRI, CT & surgeries very long because of shortage of doctors and nurses and medical professionals. They have well trained well educated and experience immigrant doctors driving cabs, working factories, odd jobs, survival jobs, jobs unrelated to their study and jobs of their passion and caliber BUT they won't have those doctors and nurses easily licenses to practice.😡 - Generally expensive life and accommodation, - No help like you get in India, doing all work yourself like dish washing, laundry, cleaning etc, life is struggle.. - International students pay about 3-4 times more than locals and at they end they never really get the returns. The government of Canada makes a LOT of money from India's international students from their tuition payments, their rent payment, everyday expenses such as groceries, transportation and luxury expenses. Still, those students, most of them never reach the level of career growth and prosperity for which them or their parents or both sacrificed so much money and family life. When Canada comes to India to promote it's education to Indians then India should ask them hey we are going to be boosting your economy by many folds so what are you going to offer in return to us- guaranteed careers/jobs atleast to make it worth while? - Progressing at work place is not easy because most Indian immigrant will find it hard to relate and identify with the culture and managers like to promote those who fit in and can relate well with the culture so many a times promotion and progress is not easy. - One decision that I don't agree with of current government is that it has legalized marijuana drug, so people can buy it and the government can make money, but the safety of people has been compromised, not only physical but mental health as well. -For many winters are depressing as not only is it long and COLD but when it snows roads get slippery and it is risky to be on the road so people usually stay indoors unless it is very important to be out. Cold goes from Sept-May (inclusive) so quite a lot of people suffer from SAD. In the past and these days too a lot of well to do Indians and professionals went to Canada and lived and are living a life of struggle. Doctors, Engineers worked survival jobs and jobs not up-to their caliber to support family and survive. India's economy has been open and growing throughout this COVID pandemic. The above was just my personal opinion and advice ONLY for well off Indians with a paid off home in India living a comfortably good life. In general, once again I think that life is short so live where you feel happy. In life it is import for a happy life that your place of permanent residence, your work and your spouse are choices that you feel happy with otherwise you regret at the end.
I can relate with your experience and can share examples of friends who share the same experience with the health care system here. I have had a bad personal experience here as well when my father was here on a visitor visa and I lost him.
I laughed the whole time hearing your story. I had a very similar experience at Verdun hospital when I suffered from kidney stone. They ignored me for 5 hours and by then the pain had completely subsided by itself. :D
This is why India is great. I am an NRI and well understand the situations he explains. Since I have great office insurance so never expected grave scenario. However, medical expense is heavy in developed countries.
People don't appreciate when they get easy, cheap and readily available healthcare in India. They're just blindfolded by the rhetoric "Western Countries are Perfect". Thanks for highlighting this veere! 🙏🏻
Esi video ki hi tlash thi , jisme kisi n health issues k experience k bare m baat ki ho 👍🏼👍🏼 Smj skta kidney stone ka dard , bhout bar hua h mere , but still want to move canada ❤️ Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing this video 😊
@@ParulTV nhi vese, ab m thk hu Desi nuske apnane k baad , kafi relief h 1year se, " Vese enough money toh Canada ane k liye ni hai "😅 Itna bnda ilaz k liye jaye ,wait karke tadpta fire 🥴 (Desi solution best 👍🏼) hm indian k liye As you talked , apkne 5hours wait kiya for treatment I really shocked 😳😲
True I can totally relate it. I have a cyst in my back which grows inside of my body and it's been a year they haven't treated me so I have to visit India soon
I also had a bad experience. I was a student in Toronto and during work, i burned myself at work. I rushed to the hospital and same scene at mount sinai hospital. I was sitting there for about 1 hour and then they gave me a form to fill. I was like are you kidding me mera bc idhr hath jall gya mai uss se form likhu.. i got treatment after 2 hours and they just put some ointment like colgate.. and send me home... then they bill me $800 for that. Luckily my treatment was covered by WSIB, but that’s another long story how i get my claim settled.
I just commented about what experience I had and it is nothing compared to what happened to my friend. She fell getting down from a bus in January.( A lot of people fall in winter due to the ice) So she fell and her knee was dislocated and we took her to the nearest hospital. The pain was just unbearable and she was crying badly. The staff told her that she cannot get priority so she had to wait for 5 hours and did not even get her a painkiller. We thought this is because of her being a student but after seeing this video I get it. So we had to bring her home and get her treated through a desi doctor.
This neglecting Canadian medical staff should be beaten with a baseball bat severely, so that they can experience hospital from the view of a patient! They deserve pain! Too much about discrimination of Indians in Canada! Always take baseball bat, when going to hospital emergency!
Yes, agree with parul, I got severe frost bite in my hand last winter..the condition was such bad, it felt like partial paralysis. I went to hospital in montreal, first they made me wait for 3 hours straight and then said they will charge 1500 CAD which considering that you are a student is big amount, even though i had health insurance.
I don't know why but I keep on coming back to this video🙊👅 whenever I want to light my mood a bit. I know it's very nasty of me but the way he had explained his kidney stone experience I couldn't resist my laughter. I haven't seen someone sharing their most dreadful experiences in such a funny way🙊🙊🙊🤪
Same in my city Hong Kong, had to wait more than 1 year for an MRI and one time I had to wait 8 hours to see a doctor, just for him to give me paracetamol and send me home.
At first I thought it was worth settling in Canada. But after i got to know that cons like these are more than pros needed during my research on Canada.. I dropped my plan( Again it's for myself). One point I want to put in this context is that.. Again Canada started giving away Mass number of PRs from recent times & already the ER doctors available are not sufficient.. alongside this Mass influx new PRs will push the wait times further back, house prices cross the sky high as they are now, reach space high.... Ratio of persons living in cities vs countryside's, villages is too bad, may effect the future generations in any side( may be Canada may become another country to depend entirely on processed foods that's horrible to even imagine that situation for that land of beauty)...........list goes like that I personally believe Canada has to introduce a separate PR stream to attract more professional doctors, hike their salaries and pay for overtime... Like that One option I would suggest for anyone is that, if you know you have a chronic ailment know in prior better come to India get it done and fly off... But again if its a sudden one, be ready for a hell of ride my friend... In fact I've been long waiting for such a vedio on healthcare to get exposed out by anyone to those who would be thinking that healthcare is very efficient in Canada .. Nice job parul bro. Love your Content, vedio making Everytime.
The health care system in Canada is surely lacking some basic provisions but India is the same.. You pay first then you can go and meet the doctors. If you don’t have money then you are dead in India. So many people who lives on streets go to public hospitals for their treatment where they are just sitting and waiting for the doctors to attend..I personally visited one hospital and was shocked seeing many patients sleeping on the floor including small children with a saline in their hand just coz there was no beds. Canada is at-least giving fair treatment to everyone regardless of their income, race, or any political connections.
@@Aparna_9. but wt if u dnt have money? Nd i personly tryng disability card for my son n i av visited government hospital 4 times nd many more visits to go...so hard in india aswel
bro same thing happen with me I went to the emergence ward of jewish general hospital where i waited for 14 straight hours in the waiting room, i have cracks in my finger
I had severe mushroom poisoning in 2019 September, went to Humber river hospital in Toronto, till 5 hours nobody was looking at me. I was on wheelchair dragging myself but no nurse would even look at me. They just put syringes on my hand and made me sit again for another hour, total 6 hrs now, then finally I got angry. I said Eh Sara taam jaam lao te mai chali jana bahar etho, marna hi hai te bahar jaake maraangi. I will not wait anymore, then they took me to another room and said u will get treatment, then again I got treatment after 1 hour. There is no value of life here also, India nu jinni marzi gaalan dedo, Canada koi heaven nai haiga. Hospital nark barabar in whole Canada.
In my country 1:checkup feee 2:test fee 3:medicine fee 4:hospital room rental 5:surgery fee In Europe what is free from the above list and if public hospital free so why need of private hospitals? Kindly explain
This explains why lot of people who move from US to Canada on PR leave Canada and say they would better work on visa in US. Overall, Canada UK Aus NZ that have free healthcare are screwed. I had a fracture in US once, ambulance came in 2 minutes, reached hospital in less than 5 minutes. X-ray done in next half an hour and doctor came immediately. Since I had taken food 2 hour back, they waited for another 5 hours as they couldn’t give me anesthesia. But immediately they gave me morphine and all pain was gone. I At that time I didn’t had my insurance card or any money with me, but they operated on me without checking anything that I can pay for it or not. I had 4 surgeries in US, always painless. I live in Canada now and shiver to think about healthcare mess here
@@kamzkaur8303 what if you have a big bulge on your back and are bleeding all over your clothes? Look up pilonidal cyst and you’ll get the idea. I had to undergo a surgery that evening. Just saying.
Bhai duur k dhool suhane hote Hain sab kuch acha hee nhi hota kuch na kuch balke Canada k case me to kafi kuch bear karna parega we came from Dubai n its really hard to live here after spending 16 years in dubai 😔 Han agar Pakistan se direct yaha ati to shayad Canada me dil lagana asaan hota 😁
My God!!! Yaar, how horrible your experience was of Kidney stone pain. I can relate to that as I had a similar experience, way back in 1995, but luckily in India but while travelling from Delhi to Bhopal in a night. All the more, luckily, it was 2nd AC, and the person occupying below berth happened to be a doctor, who gave me a pain killer injection, FOC of course, then I could heave a sigh of relief.
So true. My experience has been so horrible regarding medical here. 1. In montreal, as a student, till 7 months, the hospital people didn't give me any medicine, saying that it's not an emergency. In the 8th month, I cried on call, then they somehow subscribed. 2. Now in Ontario, I was terribly down with fever last month, I went to hospital barely able to walk, after 5 hours , the nurse came and noted my name. They checked my temperature, saying weather changes cause fever. Please don't come to hospital unless emergency. I was given no medication.
I knew this reality of Canada and USA already. And I could feel the terrible situation of yours as I've been through kidney stones pain. It's the worst pain one could have
Get insured. That's not pretty expensive in India. Rs. 15000/ or less for a family of four for a year and that too with 6-10 lacs SI. That is enough to cover any major problem.
Specialist appointment is minimum one year wait....if you are lucky....yes incase of pain they careless.....5 to 6 hours wait is normal even in emergencies..
I think it is depends on the place where we are living I had gynaecologist treatment over here in Vancouver And i was like a heaven they have treated me like a queen it was amazing and it was no vip treatment Even i had waited and it was not bad at all for me Some times it’s depends on the hospital also.
Nice eye opening video.......please make a separate video on recent quarantine rules, expenses and fines against any violations etc. Should be mighty helpful for new arrivals. Thanks
Quick question then....Canada healthcare care is so bad why live here? Why not the US where basic healthcare is tied to employment or India if they have such better healthcare
@@danielli9569 The system is set up so all people rich or poor get access to the same treatment. It’s really sad that immigrants like princess, are all about themselves and not loving Canada. She should run back to India. I’ll pay her ticket cause there are rich Canadians
Sharn Sran lol very bad healthcare here because you had to wait. If you had to wait for 6 hours it’s because there were people sicker then you. Please move to the US you can pay to get the front of the line
@@ExMuslimZulfikarali bhai ..Akshay Kumar toh abhi bhi India mai modi ko aam chuswa raha hai... Akshay Kumar has Canadian Citizenship but still enjoying Indian citizenship.... I think indians can have dual citizenship...
It’s an eye- opener. Brother I was so confused if I should file for my visa coz I received offer letters from multiple colleges. After watching your video, Ek gane ki line yad aa gyi “Sare jahan se acha, hindustan hmara.”
Very true worst healthcare system abroad when compared to India . Sorry I was literally laughing the way you explained.,felt same to same. Had almost same experiences in NewZealand 🙄 ambulance( they leave you at the counter) , kidney stones for my cousin (by the time the doctor came all stones gone 😅) & veins😢 during pregnancy
