Sure, but while "looking up your nose and prescribing a Z-pak" is sufficient for some medical interactions, if I don't actually need a Z-pak but the only medica

Sure, but while "looking up your nose and prescribing a Z-pak" is sufficient for some medical interactions, if I don't actually need a Z-pak but the only medical staff I have access to is someone who shrugs and prescribes me one anyway because they only allotted 15 minutes for my appointment, then we have a problem. These medical solutions only really work as supplementary to, not in replacement of, more personal primary care providers and specialists.