73% of Americans say healthcare has failed them. I've seen corporate executives push clinicians to see max patients daily for profit. I work in healthcare, and I stand with the majority: this system is broken and needs a complete, ground-up rebuild.

73% of Americans say healthcare has failed them. I've seen corporate executives push clinicians to see max patients daily for profit. I work in healthcare, and I stand with the majority: this system is broken and needs a complete, ground-up rebuild.
17-minute check-ins aren't efficient—they’re dangerous. Behavioral health can't be rushed to fit a corporate productivity quota. Quality care takes time, trust, and real assessment, not an assembly line. Stop putting metrics over patient lives.
73% of Americans feel our healthcare system is failing them. Since 2019, I’ve fought from within, but pointing out system flaws gets you labeled "crazy." We can’t fix patient care until leadership admits there's a fire. Step 1 is acknowledging it.
Healthcare isn’t an assembly line. 15-minute visits aren't efficiency—they're negligence by design. Real care takes time, presence, and trust. Stop sacrificing patient safety on the altar of metrics. We demand unhurried, quality care.