I'm not convinced a hospital is the best place to heal the sick. Indigenous health outcomes got a lot worse after colonisation, even when Indigenous people weren't classed as fauna. A lot of Indigenous people get diagnosed with a serious illness, travel hundreds of kilometres to a hospital, and die there. Because at the hospital, they're isolated from their family, their community, their home, their country. I grew up in white culture, and I still find hospitals to be isolating places as a patient. It's gotta be way worse for someone who didn't grow up in that kind of environment.
Instead, imagine a travelling doctor service where the doctor has hours to get to know you while they treat you, where you feel valued as a patient. The biopsychosocial benefits should be obvious. There's just one problem: patient volume.
Fortunately, communism has some great solutions to the patient volume problem. For example:
No more tobacco companies
No more gambling companies
No more financial incentive to push hard drugs
No more financial barriers to preventative medicine
No more 80 hour workweeks to support your family
No more dangerous working conditions in the name of profit
No more fossil fuel companies
No more car pollution
Capitalism makes people sick in the name of profit, and then sells them the cure. In a communist system, doctors would have more time to treat their patients like people.