In Canada, with its single payer system, anyone who needs quick treatment and has money goes to the US.
El-Sayed is lying about the time and the figures, but as he lies about pretty much everything, that's no surprise. pic.twitter.com/cisRWSimrS
— Richard Klagsbrun (@ThisStrangePara) October 6, 2026
False, I made an appointment last week to see one and am going tomorrow, less than a week and that's because I chose the day, I could of gone last Friday 2 days after my appointment was made
— David Davitte (@Boesky03) October 5, 2026
Grok factcheck:
US (no universal coverage) averages 33 days for a cardiologist appointment. Canada (universal) has a median 15-week wait just to see a specialist. UK cardiology is around 11 weeks. France is about 42 days. Many universal systems have longer waits; the gap versus Canada or the UK is often 2+ months.
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