[jart]

There are a million doctors in the U.S. so if they're each seeing 60 patients per day that would mean that 17% of the population needs to be seen by a doctor daily.

That would put hospitals somewhere between churches and offices in terms of the impact they have attracting attendance.

[7bees]

That's not what the post you're replying to said, at all.

I'm not in a position to evaluate whether they were right, but you've presented this as if it proves them wrong when it's barely related to what they said.

[jart]

I'm not sure you understand how the Internet works. I'm here to share thoughts, not to prove I'm smarter than people.

[nine_k]

Not all doctors are general practice doctors. I bet surgeons or cardiologists spend more time per patient.