I dunno - why do you think that your body won’t heal right?  Why do you think that the doctors can do something better?  When you went to the hospital did they say that you may need surgery?

When I broke my leg, it took months to heal.  Other than aligning bones (and sometimes pinning them) doctors can’t really do much.  Even physiotherapy is nothing more than “here’s a leaflet with some stretching excercises to do”.

just book an appointment with your GP and have a chat.  Prepare to be disappointed and get a cushion and Netflix subscription...

But how? What if you break a leg? Or need a treatment for a disease or illness? Do you save money for when those things happen? 

Finland
We have free universal healthcare (or kind of free with a small fee involved).
It's nice and all, and the quality of the care is among the best in the world, but the field is constantly understaffed so you might have to wait for some time before you get to see anyone, if it's not urgent. It's especially bad in the dental care side, where available times for appointments can be 2-3 months away.
I have pretty much gone completely to the private side myself, luckily I can afford it and my job also has a pretty decent plan too that I can utilize.

There are always private options, but I couldn't tell you anything about them, because I never had to explore them. 

Yeah... you k ow I d9nt jave an aswer to that. Definetely dont agree with us model with no public health amd the risk that if you have to stay one night at the hospital you might uave a 30k bill. At the same time I think 100% public can be complicated. No competition tends to bring bad services and lack of top professionals. And of course the long lines. 

Maybe an hybrid system would be the best. Really dont have an answer to that.

Germany, we have a two way system. Statutory system and private. I'm in a statutory insurance, which isn't bad actually, but you can have way longer waiting times for some specialists if you're no emergency case and it can make sense to get some additional services via private insurances.
Personally wouldn't go totally for a private insurance though.

Belgium here.
I had a couple major health issues last year, and most of my medical expenses were extensively covered by healthcare. I still ended up staying home for about 5 months.
I work in a public service with an incredibly complicated structure, and there were a lot of miscommunications between the HR department and the health insurance company, which led to the both of them billing me thousands of euros (up to 4k from my employer).
Having troubles with the bureaucracy is obviously pretty standard in a welfare state, and debts this huge for a young adult are pretty scary, but after clearing everything up I'm at peace with this system.
The belgian (common) health insurance is backed by public funds and is mandatory, it is however different from the NHS system, as you get refunded at least partially from most private medical practices. It works pretty well, and the poorest can get a medical appointment from a general practitioner for 2 euros if needed.
The delays for non urgent optics, radiology and a few other stuff can be up to 3-6 months though, but there are a few ways to speed things up with the backup of your doctor.

UK.

Personally I've never had an issue, I know a few people that could be waiting a while for their medical service but I would never want privatised healthcare here.

Lebanon pretty much the same. Private is great and cheap relatively. Here, after tearing my shoulder, the NHS kinda f***** me over. They literally sent me to an xray when I needed an MRI. When I asked for MRI, they gave me brochure for shoulder exercises that will soothe the pain.

2 years on, my shoulder still feels bad. And as you said, the referrals thing was also an issue. I eventually got an MRI in Lebanon when I was on vacation and it seems nothing is wrong anymore but I'm sure if I got it treated early then my shoulders would've healed.

Because I already got bad experiences with doctors in the past not giving the correct disgnostic. In this case I find it very difficult that they can give me a correct disgnostic without an image exam, only by talking to me through the telephone.

I dont think I need surgery, or that it be healing incorrectly. But who knows? A doctor by the telephone? 

Anyway this is the point of my discussion. Since it is public, overcrowded and with little mo ey, they avoid at all costs seeing you or giving you exams. 

Although I understand the reasons, I find it very underwhelming.