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This is available for rich folks. This is "boutique medicine". Possibly the way of the future - to coexist with social medicine, of course.

• mac01021 9y ago
  How rich do you have to be? Why is it not available for the rest of us?
  • gnicholas 9y ago
    It's not unavailable to the non-rich, just unaffordable.
    • Dove 9y ago
      Your information is outdated. It was unafforadable fifteen years ago . . . in the last five to ten, it has become very, very affordable and has exploded in popularity to the point that it's available all over the country. Here's one example: https://atlas.md/wichita/our-fees/ https://atlas.md/wichita/our-fees/ Children 0-19 years old, $10/month with at least one parent membership Adults 20-44 years old, $50/month Adults 45-64 years old, $75/month Adults 65+ years old, $100/month Employer groups with 5+ employees, $50/mo/adult That particular practice offers wholesale-priced labs and meds as part of the price (which is common), which can save you more than the entire cost of the membership if you're dealing with something chronic. https://atlas.md/wichita/benefits/ https://atlas.md/wichita/benefits/
      • gnicholas 9y ago
        I don't have a dog in this fight — I was merely pointing out that no one is stopping non-rich people from buying anything. It's just that people with lots of money can afford more than people with less money, in medicine as in anything.