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Re: U.S. physicians...From: dwieck@edge.netMon Dec 25 12:41:25 1995
>No this is not the reason. The reason is that the health system in the US is not tending to the majority of your population.
>Basically as you say, free market. However, who can afford you? Cost is NOT the issue it sometimes seems to be. Tennesse has TennCare which is supposed to provide HMO type care to the Medicaid Population and to those who cant afford or qualify for private insurance. We still see about as many patients showing up in labor or very late in their pregnancy with no prenatal care. This is in a program that will pick them up and bring them to their appointments etc. We saw the same thing when I was in residency. We took anyone who wanted care - All they had to do was show up. Dennis
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