Turns out your doctor was trained in India, and was doing the exact same surgeries 3 months ago over there for 1/10th the price. ?
My Doctor retired.
He was a 70ish Jewish man with a calm way of speaking.
He was good at telling jokes and stories that did not go anyplace.
What he was really doing was assessing me in a way that did not make my blood pressure rise!
Jabs and cortisone injections, sample pills sometimes given for free to try...
He worked in the USA and Canada and had seen a lot of the world.
He was really good at what he did. ( had some funny jokes about interactions with the local mortician he does not like )
And his plane receptionist with a slightly less than happy demeanour always got me in to see him when I needed too.
The lobby had uncomfortable steel office chairs and usual assortment of national geographic magazines from 20 years ago.
No TV and a hand full of old toys to keep young children quiet.
This is how Socialized medicine is supposed to feel ( the warmth and inviting feel of the lobby of sausage factory..... In and out but no sitting around )
Enter new guy.
He's french with all the personally of a polished dress shoe.
He looks at the computer and orders tests and does not talk to me.
He asks me what I want rather than suggest what I need.
There is a chesterfield in the lobby, gas fireplace, TV set WIFI in the lobby, your going to be waiting here....
The office staff now all look under 20 and they are smoking hot girls that gossip and shuffle papers, and useless as boobs on a nun...
You know I end up going to a clinic now instead, short waits and better outcome.
There is this Indian Doctor at the one closest to my house.
Doctor Moe..
He talks, tries things and isn't afraid to actually do something in his office that the family doctor says I need to see a specialist for.
I see him less and get well faster.
He is hard to understand though, explanations seem to take longer and there are no jokes. ( yet I suspect he might be funny its hard to gauge )
Number one things is IN and OUT.
Not waiting around or waiting to get in or waiting period.
If thats Indian doctors, open the flood gates let them in...