No, he takes insurance. Quite a few different insurances actually. He's just very good at what he does. He's been my pdoc for almost 10 years now. He's very experienced and very well-respected in the medical community. Really a kind being.

I actually stumbled upon him the first time I was hospitalized and I was randomly assigned to him there. He took me on as his patient outpatient and I've been with him ever since. My husband sees a pdoc in his practice who is also excellent with a very similar approach and demeanor. They are out there, but I agree they are probably hard to find. It helps to be in a large city with many docs to choose from I guess. I dread the day he retires, but I definitely know what to look for now.