[jeffc]

Am I missing something here? He's charging his patients $600 more per year to be on his special list. His patients healthcare cost just went up by $600 a year. Maybe that's less than ZeroCare, so it would still be the better deal.

My point is, his patients will be those who can afford his services (rich, congressmen, Presidents, etc.), while those who can't afford his services will be relegated to the mercy of ZeroCare.

[clintonh8r]

Why shouldn’t he charge whatever he wants? He patients make a decision whether or not to employ his services. You aren’t opposed to free markets, are you?