Because coming to the US is a hassle and we'd force them to basically re-qualify to be allowed to practice. Some European doctors do move here and go through the hassle nevertheless.
Regarding insurance, I believe since ACA was enacted there's now a limit on how much profit an insurance company can make, as a percentage of the money they pass through. I'm not a specialist in this field, but this seems to have only made matters worse.
Ok, to be clear, you seem to be suggesting that everyone would live in the USA by default if they could, and the only thing stopping them is inconvenient immigration and the cost of a plane ticket?
I feel like I must be misunderstanding you because it seems a bit silly.
??? I'm trying to, hence my attempt to clarify. Could you please help me understand what you were saying? I'm trying to read it as anything but how I've restated it, but I genuinely can't.
How about this - if America didn't exist, and doctors got paid what they got paid in Europe right now, why are there doctors in Europe?
Regarding insurance, I believe since ACA was enacted there's now a limit on how much profit an insurance company can make, as a percentage of the money they pass through. I'm not a specialist in this field, but this seems to have only made matters worse.