An annoying Cities Skylines 2 healthcare not working issue is frustrating many players. Citizens in the game will frequently complain about healthcare through Chirper in the game, stating that there’s a lack of healthcare coverage or that people are dying and getting sick. This is despite the fact that players have built multiple clinics and hospitals in the heart of their towns and cities, and there are very few patients and only a few ambulances that are in service. Here are some ways that you can solve the healthcare problem in Cities Skylines 2 for PC via Steam.
How to fix Cities Skylines 2 healthcare not working issue
Many players are assuming that healthcare not working right in Cities Skylines 2 is a bug, which could be the case, though there are some things you can try to solve this issue in the game:
- Construct medical research facility and college – Some players say that you need to have an educated work force in order to take care of more difficult diseases that the regular staff at a standard clinic or hospital can’t take of. Building a college or medical research facility has helped get rid of the healthcare complaints for some players.
- Build districts around clinics and hospitals – Others players suggest creating districts that are clear so that healthcare coverage is more easily managed and maintained.
At any rate, if your population continues to complain about healthcare, you might want to turn the notifications for Chirper off. It seems like that this notification system is not really tied to gameplay all that much and may not be accurate. Some players have received complaints about noise and a lack of deathcare, like not having enough hearses, but checking the city for noise and deathcare indicate the opposite.
That said, there are additional ways to prevent your citizens from dying due to a lack of healthcare coverage and corpse retrieval. Meanwhile, here’s how to fix issues with having not enough customers and a general lack of labor.
