Individuals who would like to pay for getting the highest quality and most effective medical treatment
should have the opportunity to do it in a public-funded healthcare system. I believe that people who can
pay for the acceleration of the process should be allowed to do it. There are several reasons why it is
important to follow this strategy. Firstly, treatment in many countries needs improvements regarding
the duration. Secondly, if people have enough money for the best medical help they should get it since
health impacts all fields in life.
In a public-funded healthcare system, it is common to wait for months to make an appointment with
doctors. Often treatment is unnecessary or “too late” by the time a person has an appointment. Usually,
such a tendency has bad consequences. As a good illustration, if a person has a toothache they should
book an appointment, wait for an indefinite period, and then when the problem can be either already
solved or has deteriorated people can attend a professional. Moreover, sometimes it is critical to receive
treatment immediately. People who have money to pay more for getting treatment faster should be
able to do so to avoid negative consequences to health.
Health and the human condition are very important for society, so individuals who desire to pay and
receive the best treatment within a short period should have the opportunity to do so whether it is a
private hospital or not. Having received healthcare, they can be satisfied and ready to work and live. For
instance, if a person is responsible for very important tasks at work, they should be provided good
medication in a short period if it is possible because the productivity of this company decrease and
many employees may suffer.
In conclusion, the acceleration of getting healthcare is not negative in many cases and contributes to
recovering people quickly without waiting for months so that they can continue to work. Ultimately,
when this is implemented well, it can be for the benefit of the entire society.