I hope this will be a brain transplant for someone from the government...

All of them need a brain transplant. We will then become a country of selling body parts for transplants like they do in other countries.

For most of them in the gov

Comrades, for once, you're stepping away from attaching political narratives' -- works to better help those **600++** of we own popoulaces' --- who's currently relying and the many who will become dependent upon costly dialysis services. -- Yes?

Bahamians traveling to the US, where the annual cost of dialysis for a patient can vary significantly depending on if insured and the type of insurance they have and the specific treatment they receive. On average dialysis is around USD90,000 to USD100,000 per patient per year. Private insurance payers often spend more, with estimates ranging from USD10,000 to USD15,000 per month. -- And those estimates do not cover travel, doctor office visits, prescriptions', lab tests, accommodation, out pocket expenses, insurance copayment, etc. etc.-- And, despite the costs, there's always a 'Waiting List.' -- 6 months to a year. But how long you can wait depends on several things, including your age and overall health aside from your kidneys. -- Yes?

Hurrah! And kudos to these superlative advances that is taking place in Bahamian medical care.

Also what is needed is the health insurance coverages long overdue to be provided by the govt. for the Medical staff employed, instead of ill staff having to take large sums out of their small paycheck or borrow money to seek medical care from professionals.

It is a huge advancing step in medical staff to be doing such high standards of medical advances in treating their patients. Kudos to the Medical staff. !!!!!!

Say it ain't so 🧐🧐🧐

But what are MOH/PHA/PMH doing about A&E, or Blood Bank or ambulances or medicines etc

PLP like flashy headliners, but fail at the details that affect the ordinary citizens

Didn't someone die from an ingrown toenail years ago?

Years ago I believe that Bob Marley aged 36 years old, died from melanoma started under his his big toenail.

Legislation could be passed that would mandate every insurance company to ask the insured operator of every vehicle if they would consent to be an organ donor in the event of being declared brain dead by a properly administered medical authority. As an incentive the government waives the 10% VAT payable on the premium. A note is made in the drivers license and the insurance papers which all drivers must carry with them, This would be particularly useful for the younger motor cycle riders who have good healthy organs but only suffer a little in the common-sense department of their brain. Remember that almost 100 people lose their lives each year in the Bahamas.

@ComradeHrysippus, seriously, you're not proposing -- are you....trustin' we 'organs' with the 'road traffic peoples'. -- Yes?