She will probably charge for an office visit... $50 or 60. She will also only use tests when absolutely necessary. Then we we see how much doctors practice defensive medicine. I had a doctor that made you sign a waiver understanding that she carried no medical malpractice insurance.
And she’ll save a boat load of money (if not already) by not having to employee 3-4 people (depending on the size of her practice) billing and rebilling and rebilling and rebilling the insurance companies (medicare is the absolute worst)and then sending her patients a bill and hoping that that the payment is received in posted in time to pay her employees.
As some of the pp have said, it won’t be those with money who can’t access healthcare. It will becoming increasingly difficult for those dependent on the government to access same the level of care. Currently, hospitals and physicians are able to offset some of their costs of the indigient and government dependents because patients who pay their bills and insurance providers. I suspect that before too long, in-patient care facilities will be following suit of the cash based physicians.