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Psychiatry, for one. And primary care is becoming more and more viable. Urgent care is another possibility. There's a very successful A&I doc in town that doesn't accept insurance, and he's got a practice that's so backed up that he can't accept any new patients.
I forgot psych. So yes, but only for outpatient. The second you go to inpatient costs skyrocket like everything else. So you need insurance..
I've been with a family member twice to an urgent care and both times we were referred to an er and needed testing. So you need insurance..
And for all these opt out of insurance examples, it's only viable for upper class people, who do it PLUS have insurance.