Problem these days is getting in to see anyone, at least at the University of Colorado. They seem to be short on physicians, and many appointments take months to arrange, especially in such fields as neurology, but even primary care can not take up to a month for an appointment, even for a tele-health-visit. They can be very good, and are knowledgeable since they teach as well as practice with patients. Lordy, the health care system is in trouble, and in part we can blame insurance companies who drive physicians crazy with paper work. I think a lot of doctors with some money and closer to retirement age gave up around Covid-time. BTW, we have Medicare and AARP's United Health Care Plan G which allows us to go anywhere that takes Medicare; we still have some doctors outside the university system, but slowly they are going away.