@Bladerunner
Mihail: May I ask you a few questions about your situation?
You can ask me anything.
I'll answer you if I know the answer or I'll inform if I don't know the answer.
... are they privately owned?
There are very few private hospitals.
Do they provide Free service?
No. As far as I know this hospitals do no service for free.
The non-private hospitals do (at least in theory) free services when/if the service required is an emergency.
What type of Government is in Romania?
I'm afraid that I don't understand this question.
We have a president. This should be voted, directly, by the majority of peoples in order to become president.
Then he establish a Prime Minister. This guy is usually a men from the main political organization (I don't know the word)
This Prime Minister establish the ordinary ministers, also political guys (as you can see, the country is governed by politicians, not by specialists)
Also, we vote, every 4 years the parliament. But not each man. We vote by groups.
Hope that this help you to make an idea.
Yes. There are taxes in Romania. The greatest taxes from Europe (percent, of course).
If so do these taxes go to help the hospitals?
Yes. A part, of course.
We pay via the taxes.
Not at whole

. They (the employes), ask for a lot of extra money from the clients. This is not a legal practice but I never seen a doctor in a jail.
People give their money (their profit) sometimes their food money to the church for various personal reasons.
Here is the same. The main reason being to buy a place in the Heaven.
... Or in Parliament as well. See this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigi_Becali
But the same peoples cry that they haven't hospitals, that the medical services are too expensive and so on.
In a REAL church, that money goes to upkeep the building and grounds and help the surrounding community.
Have you ever considered the possibility of asking the Churches for help or are they like the Hospitals and surrounding community too poor to do anything but keep the doors open on Sunday.
What ?????? This is like a very good joke in Romania.
What about a women (82 years old) that work half of her life in a factory and now should survive with 250 euros on a month ? No. This is the "happy" part of the story. The sad part is that she buy a house from the Romanian state. With real money from her work.
After 1989 (the year when Romania switch to capitalism) the church ask to recieve that house because, before 1945, that house was in the church's property.
Now, the old women pay money to the church: 50 euros each months.
I know personally this women. But there are many other families in the same situation.
So... to ask the Churches for help ? Should be fullish to expect this from a (Romanian) church.
I tend to believe that your country is in financial straits and this carries over to all businesses (profit or non-profit).
You are right. Should I understand that the Church help the rich peoples ? Hm.
It is what I do. Anytime. The Church is the evil. Not the God. Only the church and his employes.
And you, the believers, are the undercover agents of this evil.
Do not misunderstand. I don't blame the theists. Most of you are nice peoples.
But the churches are parts from the Hell.
One more thing about the Romanian priests:
They are, really, employes. They gain salary from the Government.
But try to ask him for a religious service and you will see how much you should pay for that.
So... will be easier for you to convince me that it is a God somewhere than to convince me that the churches are good.
If you have further questions, do not hesitate: ask me.