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One of the primary reasons for relocating away from Naples is the inconsistent quality of health care. Many residents find the health care system in the area to be quite hit or miss. The emergence of concierge medicine, while appealing to some, creates a divide; individuals are required to pay hefty annual fees—ranging from $5,000 to $150,000—for more personalized care. This system often leaves non-concierge patients at a disadvantage, sometimes waiting months for appointments or facing long emergency room waits as seasonal population fluctuations complicate staffing and resource availability.