"...re, there is a limit to what medical science can do,
and the Health care profession all want some time off
on weekends to enjoy their family and lives to. As to
what I read, this happens Friday afternoon, most
specialists might well be already gone for the
weekend."
That is NO WAY acceptable. I am in Wichita KS so cannot speqak for other places but I get what I want/need, when I want it or need it and never have to wait more than a couple of hours to get served and we have no shortages of anything. Policemen, electrical workers, firemen, restaurant workers and thousands more also want, and find a way to get, time off with family. Doctors should know what to expect when they go to school to be doctors - and here they are rewarded with huge exhorbitant incomes for their hard work smarts, and willingness to sacrifice holidays and nights from time to time (and I know of no one who resents their income either). I would spit on some doctor who tried to make me wait to have a broken leg fixed so he could go to dinner with his familly.
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