Please be aware that not all university hospitals are "top-notch". Some have marginal and/or incompetent staff just like a town does. I went to the #1 rated state university hospital. I checked on Friday to ensure that my medical records were there, they were I was told. On Monday, I arrived after a 6 hour drive to be told the records were "not there" and my appointment would not happen. I gave up. Then I made an appt with the second best hospital in the nation, traveled there at GREAT EXPENSE. I also brought my records with me, 8" stack. The "referral was misread" and I was scheduled with a neurologist with a stroke specialty who would not see me because I had NOT had a stroke. The doctor I should have seen was not in that building but was 25 miles away. Another failure of supposed superb medical care. But the EXPENSE was there. Everyone considers going to a university or major medical center. For some, it could be life saving. It could have been for me. I'll never know, I am out of transportation cash to throw away to others' incompetence. Also, considering a trip to these facilities has the reality of transportation costs. Those can equal a month's groceries or rent. Or that trip is simply not going to happen due to costs. Disability does not as well as a previous career.