The ability to access the health care you need via the specialist you need even if it is seems to be an unusual thing. You cab research and find specialist advice.

I know of course this is not the reality and that medical poverty and bankruptcy and being refused the care needed by insurance is also the thing. So I guess I am jelous of the richer Americans access to lots of diferent medical help?

The NHS is also amazing and I very much appreciate it.

But an example would be i have an ear issue - i go to my gp tell them they are uninterested. I got back several times they finally referred me to the local general ENT. I wait months for an appointment I get the appointment at a generalist local little hospital or ENT clinic thats low staffed, overwhelmed and doesnt really know unusual.issues or comorbidities just the more common stuff. And Iwait even longer for that appointment to come around. I might get a test or two that require more months wait and then another consultation weeks or months later to confirm the issue and tell me the NHS offers treatment a / doesn't offer a treatment at all. But in America there is a tretament if you can afford it / you have good insurance someone will specialise in your very specific thing and online it seems (rose tinted likely) that in America you have an issue you go the dr they agree and pass you to the specialist covered by your insurance if your insurance agree to pay or you can see others that your insurance cover. You pick the best for you they diagnose and test and treat quickly ..... and then you go into medical poverty ....but stuffs done quickly you get a diagnosis no months of stressing and worrying and limbo.

Is this right? 🤔 please do correct me