This document discusses concepts related to the demand for medical care. It covers how the demand for medical care is derived from the demand for health, and how demand is affected by factors like out-of-pocket prices, income, time costs, quality of care, and an individual's health status. The document also explains the law of demand, price elasticity of demand, and how elasticity is determined by characteristics of the good or service, like availability of substitutes, whether it is a necessity or luxury, and its share of the consumer's budget.