Good oh, you got to travel to a 'major city' and wait behind the covid injured and car accidents, shooting victims, those that paid to jump the line, and cancer patients - and all the other critically ill and injuried, who are constantly being added to the list.

I was hoping for them being kinda like telephone booths - on every street.

It's the only way I can see them being even vaguely useful to the common folks, who are not about to snuff it, but have much reduced quality of life.

Gonna be a right royal pain in the ass to drive an hour and a half, or more for your appointment, to be told your place was given to a shooting victim... or an industrial accident, or a suicide... etc etc. etc.

Guess we'll still be using Drs and hospitals then...

I cannot recall one thing that Mr Pool has predicted that has ever come true or rings true. Just my observation. Having said that, I wouldn't put too much stock in his input. I have read for a very long time now that portable med beds are going to service those outside of cities and make them easily accessible. So, just use discernment, as all anons know to do. You got this!

Had not heard about portable ones...

have said, right from the first time I heard about med beds, that these would only be useful if they were available in GREAT quantities... I still hold that opinion.