Earlier this year in January i got allergy because of mould in my house my went CUH Cork and started treatment but in my case doctor were so dumb they kept on prescribing me different kinda ointments and eyes drops and it made my eyes in very bad condition i remember in early February I was not able to open my eyes for 3 days the top eye lids on both eyes became so dead like rotten thought I will lose my eyesights. And for this I paid around 500-600 euros and later they told me I have psoriasis and blepharitis and treatment will cost around 1500-2000 euro. After talking to my family went back to home New Delhi in just 224 euros flight ticket, went to government hospital and got some medicines and eye drops and on third day my eyes were completely fine and I asked doctor what did i have and she just mentioned I got dried eyes nothing else and when i mentioned doctor in ireland told me I got psoriasis and blepharitis she laughed 😅. My eyes on third day all healed up like nothing never happened before. Its really fucked up here dont get sick in ireland.
What medical insurance lol 😆 after paying rent , tax saver buses , food and basic simple basic bills such electric and bins you are broke lol from Irish citizen lol 😆
The healthcare system is two tier public or private. The puclic healthcare system in Ireland is a disaster, The healthcare system has had many reforms since the 1990s but these reforms hasn't lead to better outcomes or efficiency due to over-management and bureaucracy in the system which has led to continued cancelled appointments, inaccessible treatment access and waiting times. I suggest the UK NHS system is the best in the world in healthcare provision or in Denmark/Spain where the healthcare system there is universal access without the need to pay and based on need
There's Study and Protect medicover policy but it's there just for the purpose of getting the IRP card. I don't think it's accepted at major hospitals. There are other providers like Laya, VHI , Irish Life Health etc.. but I'm not aware of their products. Please get in touch with them and pick the best one for you.
Hey Ashvita, you can apply for jobs but the company should be willing to sponsor you a work visa in that respective country. The post study work permit is valid only in Ireland.
Can you please tell us about RA and TA oportunity ? How we can get 100% scholarship! One of my friend going to apply next fall! For Ms in mechanical engineering! He have 5 year's experience after B.tech .
Sometimes it often depends on where you live in Ireland. Some parts of Ireland offer very good care and some you have to either pay or be placed on an often very long waiting list to receive treatment. We have HSE which is very similar to NHS.
Hi Sharmista! I love your videos. I can't thank you enough for the series! I am an incoming student to the University of Limerick in September 2021. The insurance part is immensely confusing and I don't really know what to take. It will be very helpful if you make a video on that. 'Thank you so much! Love, Maan
Don’t come here, study in another country clearly our healthcare system is not up to the wonderful standard of the Indian one. Also I do not know if you realize it, but there is a pandemic going on and we have Hotel quarantine. The last thing we need is another bloody variant.
That's a good idea Shivam but unfortunately if the doctor from India prescribes any medicines, I will not be able to buy them in Ireland coz they won't be valid to the local Irish pharmacies
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Earlier this year in January i got allergy because of mould in my house my went CUH Cork and started treatment but in my case doctor were so dumb they kept on prescribing me different kinda ointments and eyes drops and it made my eyes in very bad condition i remember in early February I was not able to open my eyes for 3 days the top eye lids on both eyes became so dead like rotten thought I will lose my eyesights. And for this I paid around 500-600 euros and later they told me I have psoriasis and blepharitis and treatment will cost around 1500-2000 euro. After talking to my family went back to home New Delhi in just 224 euros flight ticket, went to government hospital and got some medicines and eye drops and on third day my eyes were completely fine and I asked doctor what did i have and she just mentioned I got dried eyes nothing else and when i mentioned doctor in ireland told me I got psoriasis and blepharitis she laughed 😅. My eyes on third day all healed up like nothing never happened before. Its really fucked up here dont get sick in ireland.
Don't get sick in the first place and if you do get sick make sure you've the medical insurance.
What medical insurance lol 😆 after paying rent , tax saver buses , food and basic simple basic bills such electric and bins you are broke lol from Irish citizen lol 😆
Dried eyes and it didn’t occur to you to go to a Pharmacy, instead you paid out a load of money and went back home🙄
@@Greenwillow i went but didn’t improve so i had to go to CUH and from there back to India.
Flight ticket for 224 euro how?
The healthcare system is two tier public or private. The puclic healthcare system in Ireland is a disaster, The healthcare system has had many reforms since the 1990s but these reforms hasn't lead to better outcomes or efficiency due to over-management and bureaucracy in the system which has led to continued cancelled appointments, inaccessible treatment access and waiting times. I suggest the UK NHS system is the best in the world in healthcare provision or in Denmark/Spain where the healthcare system there is universal access without the need to pay and based on need
Really a great topic Sharmista..!! Good work. Keep it up.! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this video. It was really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
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Please make a video on insurance in Ireland
Definitely ☺️
If I have commerce stream so I can do health care course can you confirm me??
What according to your opinion is the best healthcare insurance one could take as a graduate which covers even normal dental expenses?
There's Study and Protect medicover policy but it's there just for the purpose of getting the IRP card. I don't think it's accepted at major hospitals. There are other providers like Laya, VHI , Irish Life Health etc.. but I'm not aware of their products. Please get in touch with them and pick the best one for you.
Hey .. is it possible to look for jobs in other European countries with the work permit ( 2 years stay back ) after higher studies ?
Hey Ashvita, you can apply for jobs but the company should be willing to sponsor you a work visa in that respective country. The post study work permit is valid only in Ireland.
I got chance in NationL college ireland
Can you please tell us about RA and TA oportunity ? How we can get 100% scholarship! One of my friend going to apply next fall! For Ms in mechanical engineering! He have 5 year's experience after B.tech .
Hey Rini, I'm sorry but I don't have the knowledge regarding RA and TA
Is healthcare free in Ireland like NHS in UK
Sometimes it often depends on where you live in Ireland. Some parts of Ireland offer very good care and some you have to either pay or be placed on an often very long waiting list to receive treatment. We have HSE which is very similar to NHS.
Very nicely explained👍
well said !!
Hi Sharmista! I love your videos. I can't thank you enough for the series!
I am an incoming student to the University of Limerick in September 2021. The insurance part is immensely confusing and I don't really know what to take. It will be very helpful if you make a video on that.
'Thank you so much!
Love,
Maan
Don’t come here, study in another country clearly our healthcare system is not up to the wonderful standard of the Indian one. Also I do not know if you realize it, but there is a pandemic going on and we have Hotel quarantine. The last thing we need is another bloody variant.
Healthcare is poor with looong waiting times
video call a dr in india. practo curefit are doing great.
That's a good idea Shivam but unfortunately if the doctor from India prescribes any medicines, I will not be able to buy them in Ireland coz they won't be valid to the local Irish pharmacies
@@AliveToTellaTale true. but for emergency they are always there as an option.
very well said beta
health Irish system is terrible and very expensive