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erronis

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6. I, for one, would rather see a nurse than a doctor for most appointments.

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 21, 2025, 12:15 PM

Jul 21

My experiences with RNs, APRNs, NPs, PAs, etc. has generally been excellent. Male or female nurses seem to be more caring and also appear to not be on such a tight time-clock.

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Hospitals scoop up physician practices, driving prices up [View all] BumRushDaShow Jul 21 OP

Baby-boomers are hitting retirement age everywhere, even in medical practice FakeNoose Jul 21 #1

I, for one, would rather see a nurse than a doctor for most appointments. erronis Jul 21 #6

It's not really hospitals, but private equity firms that bought the hospitals doing this jmbar2 Jul 21 #2

I worked for a tech company that served the dental industry Alice B. Jul 21 #5

And when the PE firms are in control of your health from cradle to grave erronis Jul 21 #8

Almost as if... GASP... OldBaldy1701E Jul 21 #3

As well as Dental groups. ProudMNDemocrat Jul 21 #4

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another side of this issue mike_c Jul 21 #10

Not just rural BumRushDaShow Jul 21 #11

This is what happens when we don't regulate anything in this country. Initech Jul 21 #12