Message from @Sophie
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“Yes, sometimes it doesn’t respond to that treatment, we’ll try something else
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Turns out it’s cheaper to ignore you than find a new physician
A patient won’t buy that, if you’re being treated for food poisoning you’re going to be mad you weren’t successful treated the first time
Lol
Hence you go to another doctor and file a review of the hospital.
This happens today.
Of course a patient will but that
Nope, your insurance isn’t covering another doctor
This is an issue for the hospital.
The hospital doesn’t care, they have your money
See that’s different, in my system payments are mainly out of pocket.
Lol ok
Insurance is for tragic events, like any other insurance.
Not general doctor visits.
So another doctor is 5x the cost
Ok, so you’re there for chest pains
You only have catastrophic insurance
Do you have a PCP?
Deregulation, an out of pocket system will have affordable prices.
Doctors can charge what they want
Yes, competition brings it down.
In an affluent area, competition can drive it up.
So answer the question
Do you have a PCP?
No, it drives it down. But prices will tend to be higher than less affluent.
Nope. That’s not accurate.z
You need to learn some economics
But answer the question please
Nonetheless, you go to another doctor of course. But before that, you file a review or complaint with the hospital. Either online, the manager or something else.
Do you have a pcp in your system, yes or no?
A pcp?
Answer the question
Lol Jesus
Ok. You need to do some research about how healthcare works.
Using vague acronyms doesn’t help.
You don’t know what a PCP is, you don’t know what the ACA does
PCP means primary care provider. It’s how we manage HMO’s and assign specialists in America
sophia do you think price transparency will help lower costs?
If you don’t know what it is, you really don’t have a handle on how healthcare works.