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The consolidation of healthcare is horrible for Americans.
Price isn't the only issue. I have seen this time and again in my circle. You see one doctor in system for an issue, the notes get passed to every doctor in that system. So if you are trying to run down the issue you notice they are all going back to the original diagnosis and not exploring anything on their own. You step out of that health system for an opinion and they start over? All of a sudden things change. Personally, for anything significant I am now using the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus for a second opinion. They are a teaching school and not fixated on making money and in addition have in general more advanced services. I see local orthopedic surgeon surgery is the only option. I go to U of M? I hear things like: "I see no need for surgery at this time. We can do physical therapy for sure but let's start with a cortisone shot to help remove the inflammation."