Hi!
Roadking: It's the US. Everyone has sucky health care, unless you're Congress, or you're filthy rich, which means you don't need healthcare-you just pay cash.
We've been through a number of health care providers, between my wife's two companies, and my career changes. They were all crap, and most of them expensive, too.
I think I read that NetJets is Aetna? I would like to know the details of how you find a qualified clinic/doctor/hospital, and how that affects the cost of medical care.
Thanx a bunch!
cliff
YIP
PS-If we used a health care system similar to Canada's, I wouldn't be asking the above question. Anyone in Canada can go into ANY clinic, hospital, or doctor's office and get service. Where I live now, with the health care plan my company has, I have the choice of 1 dentist and 1 orthodontist. American freedom at it's finest.