How long do you usually sit in your doctor's waiting room?

[Rafterman]

"Assembly line medicine"..... Exactly.  And FirePlace's joke cracked me up too.
I'm in the same boat:  Tiny room waiting for an hour every time.  Sometimes more.
I've figured out that whenever a peppy pharmaceutical rep signs in right before me, I'm in for a long wait.  The eyeOP's have better exam rooms, IMO.

Howdy ChickenWing,
Would you care to say which part of the country you are experiencing those waits in? If not, it's totally cool. Maybe you can say if it's a big city or a rural area. I am starting to think that the long waits are more about which area of the country you are getting the service in. I used to think that the waits were shorter in rural areas and longer in urban areas, but I see that this not true. I go for my care in a city that is very urban and highly populated, but I never wait. I am thinking that is because I am in NC, where everyone seems to have the same experience. Very short waits, and then a long time spent with the doctor. They never rush you. Regards,  RM