
Where’s the urgency to fix Jamaica’s healthcare crisis?
THE EDITOR, Madam:
As Jamaica heads into another general election, the nation is again awash with promises of progress and prosperity. Yet one of the most urgent and devastating crisis continues to be overlooked: the collapse of the healthcare system.
For many people, healthcare is not a right, it is a luxury. Teachers, civil servants, and young professionals are postponing critical medical treatment because their income must first cover basic expenses. This is more than an economic issue. It i...
As Jamaica heads into another general election, the nation is again awash with promises of progress and prosperity. Yet one of the most urgent and devastating crisis continues to be overlooked: the collapse of the healthcare system.
For many people, healthcare is not a right, it is a luxury. Teachers, civil servants, and young professionals are postponing critical medical treatment because their income must first cover basic expenses. This is more than an economic issue. It i...