4-8 Wartezeiten mit einem Überweisungsschein und ein Termin für eine Operation in Charité sind empörend. Ist das normal oder habe ich etwas falsch verstanden?
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Von Opposite_Ebb_5617
4-8 Wartezeiten mit einem Überweisungsschein und ein Termin für eine Operation in Charité sind empörend. Ist das normal oder habe ich etwas falsch verstanden?
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Von Opposite_Ebb_5617
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normal i would say no – or at least it shouldn’t be, increasingly more common unfortunately yes
I really don’t think that you want to swap places with people who are seen by a doctor immediately. Those are emergencies.
Lemme guess, no private insurance?
Unfortunately that’s normal if you’re not privately insured. When it comes to health care you’re a 2nd class citizen if you don’t invest in private health care
But do you have the Überweisung?
According to this message, you don’t yet have an appointment, and they will give you one once you provide the Überweisung. So yes, it seems like you might be misunderstanding something.
It’s not. There are limited capacity’s and if there is more demand, then you have to wait (but that is not a Charité thing, that’s everywhere worldwide the case). If you are a real emergency, you will be treated immediately of course