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US Satisfaction With Healthcare the Lowest It’s Been in Decades. How Can We Fix It?

Available for Interviews: John Rodriguez, MD

Dr. John Rodriguez is a Chief Medical Officer of Healthcare2U and is passionate about the care provided to their patients. He manages all the care providers in Healthcare2U’s network of clinics and oversees care protocols and training.

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Dissatisfaction in Healthcare:

There’s no denying it’s been a crazy few years in healthcare. The ever-changing landscape has left Americans feeling tired, financially drained, and disappointed.

A new Gallup poll reveals that less than half of Americans rate the US healthcare quality as good or excellent, the worst ranking in two decades.1 While the past few years do share a similar sentiment, it’s hard to ignore this trend and the fact that people want solutions to this problem, and they want them now.

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If It’s So Convenient, Why is Telehealth Declining?

Available for Interviews: John Rodriguez, MD

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The Decline in Telehealth:

During the pandemic, the use of virtual doctor’s appointments, also known as “telehealth,” exploded. In 2021, 37 percent of adults used telemedicine.1 People soon realized telehealth was a safe way to get the care they needed without having to (1) commute to a doctor’s office, (2) take extra time off work for an appointment, or (3) worry about possible exposure to a multitude of diseases.

If we realized how great telehealth was, why is its use steadily declining? The answer isn’t simple, as it involves patient preferences, insurance companies, and the government.

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Why a Rising Shortage of Doctors Will Soon Become Everyone’s Problem

Available for Interviews: John Rodriguez, MD

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A Future Doctor Shortage:

A study by the Association of American Medical Colleges projects that in 2034, the U.S. will have shortages of between 12,800 and 48,000 primary care physicians and between 21,000 and 77,100 non-primary care physicians. Having said that, we are currently dealing with a doctor shortage, but this study confirms it will progressively worsen over the next decade. Why are these numbers steadily declining, and how exactly will they affect us?

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What Has Happened to the Solo Primary Care Clinic?

Available for Interviews: John Rodriguez, MD

Dr. John Rodriguez is a Chief Medical Officer of Healthcare2U, and he is passionate about the care that is provided to their patients. He manages all the care providers in Healthcare2U’s network of clinics and oversees care protocols and training.

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Solo Primary Care Clinic:

The solo, independent primary care physician is disappearing. Being a physician who has struggled to keep clinic doors open and trying to provide solid primary care has been a struggle for many. I have seen many of my fellow primary care friends call it quits. They now work for a hospital or corporate-based clinics, employed as hospitalists and federal, state, and county system employees.

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5 Reasons Why Home Health Care Is a Better Option Than Nursing Homes

Available for Interviews: Dr. Cleamon Moorer, Jr.

Cleamon Moorer, Jr., DBA, is President and CEO, American Advantage Home Care, Inc. His home healthcare agency has served thousands of patients all throughout Metro Detroit. He is also the bestselling author of From Failure to Promise: 360 Degrees.

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Home Health Care:

- 1. Nursing Homes were ground zero for the COVID 19 pandemic.
  2. 90% of seniors polled prefer to age at home.

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Eating & Economics: Why Obesity Keeps Growing in the USA

Available for Interviews: Dr. Reagan B. Anderson

Dr. Anderson is the author of Universal Death Care: A Solution for Healthcare in the Age of Entitlement. Dr. Anderson was a combat doctor in Iraq, and has since run a successful medical clinic in the U.S. He wrote this book because he is tired of profit-driven policies that don’t support American’s health. For this reason, Anderson has dedicated his life to changing healthcare in America.

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an Interview on the Obesity Crisis:

Obesity Isn’t Your Fault

- - Food companies hire teams of chemists to make food as psychologically addictive as possible stimulating many of the same pathways as illicit drugs.
  - Our gut bacteria are changed the more we eat processed, bad foods. Then, the gut bacteria actually changes to the bacteria that likes the processed foods. Much of our food cravings come from this bacteria.

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5 Crucial Things We Must Do to Improve the US Healthcare System

Available for Interviews: Dr. Reagan B. Anderson

Dr. Anderson is the author of Universal Death Care: A Solution for Healthcare in the Age of Entitlement. Dr. Anderson was a combat doctor in Iraq and has since run a successful medical clinic in the U.S. He wrote this book because he is tired of profit-driven policies that don’t support American’s health. For this reason, Anderson has dedicated his life to changing healthcare in America.

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How to Improve the US Healthcare System:

This conversation is so important to have in this moment in time. The pandemic has exposed even more cracks in the system which negatively affects the overall health and wellbeing of people in America. Here are 5 crucial ways we can exact change:

1) Have one set of rules that insurance companies, healthcare providers, and patients must follow = price and rule transparency. This would save $5B/year in the US—enough money to insure every citizen, reduce all copays and deductibles to zero, and have money left over to take better care of our elderly.

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Amazon in the Healthcare Space: The Ultimate Employee Benefit

Available for Interviews: Dr. Cleamon Moorer, Jr.

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Amazon Cares Healthcare:

Amazon is joining the club in expanding patient care in America through Amazon Cares. Launched 18 months ago, it is an exciting initiative that uses an app to coordinate in-person care and virtual health care services. The full-blown Amazon Cares model is now available to all Washington employees, as well as other in-state employers who want to add home-based care services to their benefits packages. The company will begin to rollout its health services to ALL of their employees this summer, and plans are already underway to expand care beyond its own front door to other companies in the future.

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How the Functional Monopoly of Health Insurance Is Hurting America

Available for Interviews: Dr. Reagan B. Anderson

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How our Healthcare Is a Monopoly:

Large insurance companies and big pharmaceutical companies are responsible for the way healthcare is in America today. By lobbying and buying laws that benefit them, they have effectively taken ownership of healthcare in America. Dr. Reagan B. Anderson explains how patients have little control over what is or isn’t covered by their insurance plans and how these companies have rendered the democratic process largely useless.

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