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MECHANICS - DOCTORS. Does the Quality of their Assistance Justify the Fees? (additional information)

Mechanics take care of our cars. Doctors take care of our bodies. We need to deal with the representatives of both occupations for a healthy survival. Yet we are very often disappointed with the quality of service, as well as the very high charges, presented by the mechanics, sometimes even with those of the doctors. Unfortunately, although we can try to keep to the minimum all consultations with other expensive professionals - for example, the attorneys - we cannot avoid seeing the doctor and the mechanic on a regular basis, or as often as our bodies and cars call for them.
The book discusses the very high fees presently charged by many mechanics and doctors in the United States, fees which make it difficult to impossible, for individuals lacking the necessary financial means or satisfactory coverage (in the case of doctors), to afford the final bills. It compares the health care system in the United States with the one in other countries of the Western world. It points out the lack of a satisfactory medical plan in a country that is well ahead of the rest of the world in most other services to the public.
The second half of the book suggests means to sensibly deal with the representatives of both occupations, means which will provide effective results, while dramatically reducing the expenses.

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The next edition of this book will be dedicated to the doctors only. In addition to the information in the original version, it will provide new insight into the ways in which the American health-care providers are well ahead of those in many other countries. It will have a section discussing incorrect diagnoses (relatively common the world over) and treatments. It will present some interesting findings about one of the most prestigious and highly regarded medical organizations in the world.