Tell me about it. Down here in Brazil we've got the Sistema Único de Saúde (Unified Health System). Several hospitals, plus medical outposts in most major neighbourhoods to treat millions of people that never ever stop coming with problems, and most of them are ill-equipped to treat them. The vacancies are limited and the waiting times are atrocious. Just to be consulted by the general medic to send you to a more specific exam, one needs to wake up in the middle of the morning and see if one manages the number. People dying while waiting for vacancies are a common sight, and so are people admitted to the hospitals, only to stay in beds mounted in the corridors. We had to import medics from Cuba back in the day to supply the increasing demand for medical treatments, and most of them fucked off to do literally anything else the first chance they had, because the program snatched their salaries straight to the Cuban dictatorship and they saw they had little to no conditions to work.
Worst thing is, it's either that or the private system, which costs an arm and a leg for the average Brazilian. Talks of privatizing the System pop up here and then, which is accompanied by the REEEEing of the left that pretends to care about it, but treats itself in the private hospitals.
We even have some jokes at the System's expense, the most famous one is "How can you tell between someone who supports and someone who criticizes SUS? The critic uses it".