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Although access got much worse in 2020, my impression is things are back to about what they were in 2019, which is still bad. My memory is that scheduling first
by wrp 3y ago
Although access got much worse in 2020, my impression is things are back to about what they were in 2019, which is still bad. My memory is that scheduling first became a serious issue when many doctors took early retirement to avoid dealing with the effects of the ACA. If you ignore the COVID bump, how would you describe the changes in accessibility from about 2014 until now?
- carbocation 3y agoPeople who had to deal with a lot of health care in 2014 may have had a worse experience, but my limited experience was that scheduling was pretty simple and clinics were more proactive, if that makes sense. (I was also younger, so had fewer things to talk to my doctors about...)