In ireland health insurance should be automatically built into income tax. PRSI and USC should both have a contributions section to them that allows a healthcare savings fund to built up. Those types of moves would automatically reduce the governments health budget with in 3 years. If this was done the waiting lists would go down over a period of time and there would be a serious investment into healthcare in Ireland.
Год назад+1
It's a good point, but they probably would have to pull back on other areas like pensions to do so? But agreed, automated healthcare coming out before tax would be ideal
@ Irish government healthcare budget is about €20 billion per year which is far ahead of any other EU country in terms of funding. As it stands the PRSI and USC already have proportions that would be integrated within the health budget. finances are not the limiting factors in regards to funding such moves. The truth is is that Irish health finances are like a black budget hole in that nobody actually knows where the money is going to. I think if the Irish people were a little bit more aware of what is going on and what the solutions are they may demand that political change.
I've a question, please if anyone can enlighten me about the query 1) If an international student comes to Ireland for master's degree but he/she is not physically fit like ( only living on a single kidney by birth ) how much will the health insurance cost to them, than a Actual cost of insurance? And what all things he/she has to keep in mind regarding this medical condition?
Please, I have some doubts if you don't mind. I don't have a lot of money and also don't have medical card. So... 1) if I have cancer and need treatment without having a health insurance plan, I'll have to pay treatment until 800 euros per 12 month or more then it? 2) Is there discounts in revenue when I pay private health insurance plan? 3) If I break my arm, is it better to go to GP and then to A&E? I think that way the treatment is free, but if I go to A&E I'll have to pay. I'm afraid to have an emergency in out of office hours. Thank you in advance. And thank you for the video.
3 года назад+5
Hi Gabriel, thanks so much for your comment and kind words on the video. Please see my responses to your questions below: 1) correct, 800 euro per 12 months - be sure to keep your receipts - here is a link for clarification www.hse.ie/eng/about/who/acute-hospitals-division/patient-care/hospital-charges/ 2) private health insurance is tax deductible in Ireland (20% the premium I believe) 3) if you break your arm, go to A&E. The link I sent in point #1 means you'll only have to pay 100 at most. I am not a practicing medical doctor so take my advice with a grain of salt - great that you are thinking of these things in advance my friend- and try not to break an arm 👍
Make a video on GMO food and its relation with fetal bovine serum 🙏
3 года назад+4
Oh great idea Sen! I'll try have a script written by the end of the month and find time to make it shortly after - that'll be a bespoke video just for you my friend 👍
Hi ...I need private medical insurance for purpose of visa as I have an offer for PhD ...could you please tell me which one would be low cost?
3 года назад+2
Hi my friend, thanks for reaching out and best of luck in your PhD- if you need any PhD help I can recommend checking out my channel 🥳🎥 if you go to the compare website in the description of this video and filter by price you should get the cheapest rates in Ireland 👍
Better that Ireland sidelines and banishes these insurance parasites and adopts a full-on universal healthcare system. No more a hostage to private for-profit healthcare parasites!
11 месяцев назад+1
Would be interesting, worked nicely in the UK when I was living there and had some check ups, but being honest living now in DE I really am an advocate for mandatory health insurance, system can support better treatments like cell therapy Ireland can't afford! An interesting one and I genuinely don't know what would be best practice!
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Very nice thank you but if you could do more regarding children of new arriving families from abroad pls thanks
So if I have my family they could be fully covered for about 100 euro aonth for all of us?? Thank you for the help lovely way to help people
In ireland health insurance should be automatically built into income tax. PRSI and USC should both have a contributions section to them that allows a healthcare savings fund to built up. Those types of moves would automatically reduce the governments health budget with in 3 years.
If this was done the waiting lists would go down over a period of time and there would be a serious investment into healthcare in Ireland.
It's a good point, but they probably would have to pull back on other areas like pensions to do so? But agreed, automated healthcare coming out before tax would be ideal
@
Irish government healthcare budget is about €20 billion per year which is far ahead of any other EU country in terms of funding.
As it stands the PRSI and USC already have proportions that would be integrated within the health budget.
finances are not the limiting factors in regards to funding such moves. The truth is is that Irish health finances are like a black budget hole in that nobody actually knows where the money is going to.
I think if the Irish people were a little bit more aware of what is going on and what the solutions are they may demand that political change.
I've a question, please if anyone can enlighten me about the query
1) If an international student comes to Ireland for master's degree but he/she is not physically fit like ( only living on a single kidney by birth ) how much will the health insurance cost to them, than a Actual cost of insurance? And what all things he/she has to keep in mind regarding this medical condition?
Please, I have some doubts if you don't mind.
I don't have a lot of money and also don't have medical card. So...
1) if I have cancer and need treatment without having a health insurance plan, I'll have to pay treatment until 800 euros per 12 month or more then it?
2) Is there discounts in revenue when I pay private health insurance plan?
3) If I break my arm, is it better to go to GP and then to A&E? I think that way the treatment is free, but if I go to A&E I'll have to pay. I'm afraid to have an emergency in out of office hours.
Thank you in advance. And thank you for the video.
Hi Gabriel, thanks so much for your comment and kind words on the video.
Please see my responses to your questions below:
1) correct, 800 euro per 12 months - be sure to keep your receipts - here is a link for clarification www.hse.ie/eng/about/who/acute-hospitals-division/patient-care/hospital-charges/
2) private health insurance is tax deductible in Ireland (20% the premium I believe)
3) if you break your arm, go to A&E. The link I sent in point #1 means you'll only have to pay 100 at most.
I am not a practicing medical doctor so take my advice with a grain of salt - great that you are thinking of these things in advance my friend- and try not to break an arm 👍
Make a video on GMO food and its relation with fetal bovine serum 🙏
Oh great idea Sen! I'll try have a script written by the end of the month and find time to make it shortly after - that'll be a bespoke video just for you my friend 👍
@ I don't know how I developed a friendly relationship with a youtuber , but I find a person in you, who cares about my interests selflessly ❤️🙏
@ YAY
Thanks Sen - Really appreciate the kind sentiment!
@@shubhamsen4572 Hi Sen, I have made your video :) I hope you enjoy! ruclips.net/video/gd9qBeg-SLA/видео.html be sure to share it :P :D
Hi, I am Arun from India. For long term D volunteer visa, which health insurance should I need to take?
Hi ...I need private medical insurance for purpose of visa as I have an offer for PhD ...could you please tell me which one would be low cost?
Hi my friend, thanks for reaching out and best of luck in your PhD- if you need any PhD help I can recommend checking out my channel 🥳🎥 if you go to the compare website in the description of this video and filter by price you should get the cheapest rates in Ireland 👍
@ thank you
Hi Adeeba, you are very welcome 👍
Better that Ireland sidelines and banishes these insurance parasites and adopts a full-on universal healthcare system. No more a hostage to private for-profit healthcare parasites!
Would be interesting, worked nicely in the UK when I was living there and had some check ups, but being honest living now in DE I really am an advocate for mandatory health insurance, system can support better treatments like cell therapy Ireland can't afford! An interesting one and I genuinely don't know what would be best practice!