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It's extremely geographic and even health system dependent. A non-urgent primary care visit is at minimum 60 days out for me, usually well beyond 90. Urgent s
by phil21 3y ago
It's extremely geographic and even health system dependent. A non-urgent primary care visit is at minimum 60 days out for me, usually well beyond 90. Urgent stuff of course gets seen much quicker, but even moderately urgent things can be a few days to a week wait.
This is pretty common for most of my peers in the area. My last place of residence I could be seen same or next day most of the time, but I also hear it's slowly getting worse there as well. It's going to get really ugly in the rural areas, especially for those on Medicare, but everyone is going to be noticing the shortages pretty soon unless you can afford concierge level care or happen to live in a few medical hotspot regions.