Scare tactics, not true at all. It all depends on how greedy your doctor is. Some doctors do overload their schedules, that has always been true.
There is nothing in the law that says doctors must take in new patients.
Doesn't happen now in MA, or in Medicare.
we'll be lucky if its that good
1. You have make your appointment to see a doctor at least 90 days in advance
2. You will not see a doctor instead you will see either a nurse practitioner or RN and will only see a doctor if the PN or RN thinks it is necessary
3. You will not see the same person each time you go in
4. You will have an average of 3-4 hour wait each time
5. If you want to see the same person each time you will have to be willing to pay $250 a year or $25 a month
6. If you want to be sure you see a doctor that will be another $250 a year or $25 a month
7. If you want the doctor to spend enough time will you in order to discuss in some detail your medical problems and the solutions that is another $250 a year or $25 a month
8. If you what your doctor to have a thorough knowledge of your medical history and each year enough time with you to go over your medical history and what is best for you that will be $250 a year or $25 a month
9. The better the doctor that you want see the higher some of those fees will be
