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This isn't the first time I've read something like this. However, it's not satisfying at face value. The reason is that as a consumer of health care services,
by perl4ever 5y ago
This isn't the first time I've read something like this.
However, it's not satisfying at face value.
The reason is that as a consumer of health care services, I see two trends.
One is fewer and fewer actual doctors - a group practice I go to seems to be built around a single doctor and lots of nurses or physicians assistants. The doctor only gets involved in really exceptional cases.
The other is that everybody, whether a doctor or not, seems to have an incredibly packed schedule, like they need to see dozens of people per day.
So if they're making so much money, why is it like this?