That’s not necessarily an insurance issue. Part of ACA was the creation of regional health cartels. If you’re in a region with shitty networks, care may be har

That’s not necessarily an insurance issue. Part of ACA was the creation of regional health cartels. If you’re in a region with shitty networks, care may be hard to get. Where I live there’s a teaching hospital with a doctor focused medical network and a big Catholic hospital chain. In my scenario, There is a good market for cardiac, OB, and some other specialties in each network. The rest is a monopoly— the catholic network doesn’t staff neuro for example, they just have consultants.