Healthcare is expensive compared to Hong Kong, services provided
aren't that great. They have a shortage of hospital beds, so
typically they rush to discharge you if you are one of those C ward
patients. Waiting times for some specialist clinics can be up to 3
months (almost comparable to UK's NHS, but then again NHS is free,
so anything is free you can't complain). 
Then he tries to suck more money from B class patients and above
by coming up with means testing. 
He is practising double standard where healthcare is
concerned. Would like patients whether they are able to pay
or not to receive treatment and on the other hand he is pushing the
doctors to make more profits. Thus drs have to
minimise going for subsidised patients and trying to take in more
private patients.
I was in the hospital and know how rush they can be to get
doctors to discharge patients asap. This happens
too many times. I mean if there are always
shortage of hospital beds they could just do something to expand to
accommodate more beds.
Besides the charges in public hospitals are super high. My
sis in law gave up on going to KKH for
consultation. She used to pay $80 for
consultation and the waiting time was very long. Now
she goes to private hospital and pays only $12, waiting time is
much shorter. I don't understand the vast
difference in the charges for the consultation.