Fine - I'm White (and Jewish) and I want a White Doctor (doesn't have to be Jewish...I know the jokes). I'm also a doctor and I've worked ERs in inner cities for years so trust me on this...

1. Blacks ARE drug seekers more than Whites or other groups - they become all dramatic complaining of pain - so nope, they don't get drugs.

2. If blacks want only black doctors (which in itself really shows how stupid they are) then Whites should demand only White doctors. End of story. Many female patients now demand they been seen by a female provider - what's fair is fair.

3. Blacks have more acute AND chronic illnesses because they aren't all that smart - they often have little understanding of basic health and disease prevention - cannot (or do not) take medication as prescribed, thus they keep running into problems. It's because they are generally just dumb and from a physician's perspective it's super-frustrating.

I've seen the same black women multiple times - say, every 6 weeks, for chlamydia or GC despite being "counseled" each time on infection avoidance. The same goes for blacks with asthma flares, diabetic crises, etc...and don't even ask about their multiple off-spring they drag in with rashes and poor hygiene and "diet" problems (Doritos for breakfast - eaten in the exam room) and respiratory infections and missing immunizations and mammy wanting them to be put on psychotropics so they get more govt benefits, failing to follow-up with referrals.

I truly believe on some level they believe they lack the intellectual capacity to care for themselves and expect the White Man's Medical Juju to cure them.
If you want to become a race-realist then work for 6 months at an inner-city ER - you'll never want to be around blacks again (unless you're an SJW but they are crazy, too).

3. In general, avoid being attended to by a black provider - you're talking lots less RAM and an obsolete chip in the brain - literally EVERY black doctor I've encountered is a product of affirmative action.

4. Lastly, in fairness to the article, providers do become so frustrated with this crap day after day that I do believe they, on some level, just treat blacks differently. Not dismissively because we all want to do what is best - we never expend any less effort in trying to help whoever the patient is - but the care, from an outside perspective - may appear different because of the patient population. Blacks bring this on themselves. Also, it's not that blacks get worse care, in general, it's that their limited capacity and non-compliance makes it appear that they do because of the poor outcomes. They need to take some responsibility. Knowing that they won't alters our approach and I suspect some docs do just give up when they reach a breaking point..