Doctor Who Has Worked Seven Days a Week Since the ’50s Still Charges Patients Five Dollars a Visit
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Oh I just noticed, "Doctor Who Works..." and "DOCTOR WHO Works..."... Damn. I had to read the title several times.
Also, clocks.
[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;36494382]I'm curious how the clinic survives on just $5 a person.
Unless that rate is so incredibly low that he is constantly awash with patients paying.
But even then it seems unimaginable.[/QUOTE]
He must be damn good at his job.
I mean, he's been doing it for a while.
There is a clinic near me that charges people with no insurance 35$ a visit. It actually saved my mom from dying by diagnosing her with partial heart failure. Which other hospital doctors said it was just a flu.
Not to say this is extremely late, but I definitely heard of this interesting gentleman before.
I live about 20 minutes from Rushville and have never heard of him. :v:
Not enough people like him.
Does he prescribe apples
I bet he has a very loud x-ray machine that gives you diarrhea or something wild like that
If I happened to be in the area, I'd shake his hand.
I really thought the actual show and was about to go fan boy on the article for the wrong date.
[QUOTE=Moby-;36494461]Yeah, we can blame the OP for needlessly capitalizing every word in the title for that.[/QUOTE]
nobody has ever complained about this ever in the history of the sub forum but now because some tv addicts liken it to some crummy show it's suddenly a crime
[editline]26th June 2012[/editline]
stay classy facepunch
[QUOTE=SuperHoboMan;36495825]Just five dollars?
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I'm moving to Illinois[/QUOTE]
Don't! I LIVE HERE. It's horrible.
[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;36494382]I'm curious how the clinic survives on just $5 a person.
Unless that rate is so incredibly low that he is constantly awash with patients paying.
But even then it seems unimaginable.[/QUOTE]It says right in the article that he hasn't changed anything, meaning his costs might still be pretty low.
Anyway this is what a doctor is supposed to be. It is a public service, not JUST a profession.
Shit, man. I just live within an hour or two of there.
Looks like I'm moving. :dance:
huh i live 5 minutes away from his clinic maybe i'll pay it a visit someday
[editline]27th June 2012[/editline]
whoops nevermind wrong place, 5 minutes is actually 5 hours
And just for one capitalized word, this became Doctor Who discussion.
[QUOTE=POLOPOZOZO;36514866]It says right in the article that he hasn't changed anything, meaning his costs might still be pretty low.
Anyway this is what a doctor is supposed to be. It is a public service, not JUST a profession.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure his electric bill has changed over time, at the very least.
[QUOTE=Awesomecaek;36494347]I hope you enjoy hot wax and leeches[/QUOTE]
Actually, leeches are still used in modern medicine in some cases.
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