Hi Teri! I can usually get to see a doctor, it’s just not convenient anymore. I use to call my PC who retired, and could usually get in to see him the same day. I have an appointment to see a podiatrist on the 15th that I made back in the beginning of September.
That must be so hard. I hope you can find continuity of care. I hate to see the back to back adverts on US television encouraging people to claim ‘free’ devices under their insurance cover or to claim the maximum in damages for malpractice. It’s easy to understand the financial ramifications of that but I had not thought it could deter physicians from practicing.
Off Center & Not Even 
Hilarious!
Thanks, Cindy!
Love the photo, but not great news!
Thanks, Fraggle!
There seems to be difficulty recruiting General Practitioners everywhere…
Hi Julia. I believe a big issue here is the cost of malpractice insurance forces physicians into higher paying specialties.
In the UK, not enough doctors want to become God.
That should say GPs – predictive text changed it 😀
Wow that is not what you want to have happen to you. Hope you find a replacement.
Hi Teri! I can usually get to see a doctor, it’s just not convenient anymore. I use to call my PC who retired, and could usually get in to see him the same day. I have an appointment to see a podiatrist on the 15th that I made back in the beginning of September.
How I do understand…
That must be so hard. I hope you can find continuity of care. I hate to see the back to back adverts on US television encouraging people to claim ‘free’ devices under their insurance cover or to claim the maximum in damages for malpractice. It’s easy to understand the financial ramifications of that but I had not thought it could deter physicians from practicing.