Did u seriously use the argument
There’s nothing wrong with healthcare just move outside a city
HahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaHahahahahahahaahahahahahahahhaahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahgahgahhahahahgahhaahaggaggaghhh. If you are telling people you need to move outside a city to receive healthcare you are spewing garbage out of your mouth. Smart people know to go to doctors. If you can’t comprehend that healthcare is a commodity, you are not smart. Just saying. I think we can all say Mary Antinonette was an out of touch. And her question, why not eat cake? She sounded very stupid. You guys sound so stupid. You literally suggesting moving outside a city. To. Receive. Healthcare. Because. Cities. Are. Overrated. You. Guys. Omfg. And the doctors liked it!!! Hahahahahahaahahaa yeah you’re right, health should be reserved for those only in rural areas. Nothing wrong with the structure. Not that millions of doctors are only on private insurance or anything right. It’s your location. Wow. Your analysis is very well thought out.
Also uhhhhh the Ron Swanson”Doctor” and the medscape one deft imply midlevels don’t know what they are doing and implied they are morally wrong for practicing
So your very first sentence I would argue is wrong.
How old are y’all? Boomers? Look. I’m in engineering. Idk why my opinion hurt all of y’all so much and you guys selective take points of my argument or can’t comprehend that there are layers of infrastructure that cause barriers to health but can be fixed if I move right?? I can’t believe how stupid you have to be to say that.
You can’t ignore discrepancies but “doctor” Ron said it was because education. No other factor. If you guys think health insurance is not a deterrent of health, Idk what else to say. You guys are just seeing what you want to see.
Some are online! Oh no!!! Not like you can learn things that you learned from a book from the internet!! Boomer right?
It’s just my prediction that midlevel will rise strictly by the numbers. Midlevels will take over general health and then doctors will be reserved for specialties and surgery. It’s a valid conclusion in my opinion. Don’t have to go as far to say things that sound extremely ignorant to try to convince me otherwise. I’m just reading the numbers. Demand is demand. They both have 30% rising.
Good day y’all.
Im a millenial... not a boomer... but thanks. Cities are actually saturated with Doctors, so it's a tough market to break into. So when I said perhaps not living in a city, it was more of a joke about the fact that you're competing with millions of people for a Doctor. Theres 1.2 million physicians in the US, and there's 12,000,000 people in NYC Alone. So yeah, you reap what you sew... long wait times at airports, on subways, higher grocery prices, etc etc. But no, that was not the point of my post, but thank you for showing us all your maturity with this post that is ridden with grammar mistakes and a strawman argument that honed in on a single aspect of everything I said (How hypocritical of you).
I never said health insurance wasn't a deterrent for people accessing care, but you're acting like a conspiracy theorist who thinks physicians are controlling everything to keep the general public down and without healthcare. No, there is a major bottleneck effect with residencies, which results in less physicians, and longer wait times. Physicians are just as much at the whim of insurers and what they're willing to reimburse and decide who gets treatment. I'm sure all physicians would actually love if everyone had healthcare so they didn't have to beat around the bush for things we know the patient should get, but couldn't afford.
NPs and PAs serve their purpose to try and lower wait times - so prissy little internet trolls like you don't have to wait a month to get your boo boo looked at. Hence why they're being hired all over. Perhaps you should find a Doctors office with a couple.
Also, if you're in engineering, why don't you go on engineering forums?
Do you even have a solution? You just blow up on internet forums for a job that you don't even have, but offer no solutions to the problem. Is it Medicare4All that you want? Are you all riled up after listening to all the Democratic candidates circle jerk each other off on stage spouting the joys and dreams of a beautiful land we call America? Grow up, even if it passes and everyone dances through rainbows to their physicians office there will just be 1000 other problems that it leads to - I'm not saying it's not an admirable goal, but if you think it's going to be this magical fix-all to the healthcare of America, you're so wrong.
Americans innately have one of the most unhealthy cultures on the planet. And until ~70% of our population ISN'T overweight/obese/on 5-6 chronic medications, healthcare will be an enormous burden we will NEVER be able to pay for efficiently.
So why don't you go engineer a fat loss machine for us so we can all use healthcare services less, and lets leave who should be practicing healthcare to accreditation and licensing bodies, you know, so you can ensure the population stays safe the best they can by creating standards of education.