Here are a few ideas that both parties should embrace: • Drop the mandates under the ACA (Obamacare) and let people choose the coverage they need • Site-neutral payments, hospitals should not be allowed to charge facility fees • Let physicians own hospitals, we need

"No it's not OK that my daughter will see a mid-level in the emergency department. I'm here to see a board-certified ER physician. i'm angry that you even asked me that. Were you going to give me a massive discount on my bill"?

Can Department of Government Efficiency also overhaul the wild abundance of hospital administrators?

DOCTORS: Every time you get a recruiter reach out to you. Tell him you’re right is double what they’re offering or what the market is currently offering. Especially if you’re more experienced. Even if you don’t intend to take the job or have no interest. Let’s reset market

If I could tell my younger self one thing: The patients will still be there. The charts. The cases. The shifts. But your daughter only has one first grade recital. One moment where she scans the crowd for you. Be there to catch her eye— and mouth, “I’m so proud of you.”

Medicare Advantage plans got a 5 % raise today. Yet the Doctors, who are the ones who actually care for the patients GET CUT every year. This is RIDICULOUS. cms.gov/newsroom/fact-…

Congressman Greg Murphy, M.D. Will this CMS bill include an amendment that allows doctors to own hospitals again? Congressman Greg Murphy, M.D. Congressman Greg Steube Thomas Massie Senator Jim Banks

PHYSICIANS ONLY: “most physicians could easily place a price on their services if they weren’t working under obscuring price models”

Paging Dr. Conway: Your Soul Has Gone Missing. Let’s take a moment to mourn the death of idealism, shall we? Specifically, the kind that once animated a young pediatrician, a man who supposedly got into medicine to care for children—those tiny, snot-covered hope machines

Many people feel the costs of physician services are too high, as they can't afford to see a doctor. I have a solution for this that will drastically lower the costs of physician services. The solution is to allow patients to purchase a catastrophic healthcare policy that does

Want to fix doctor fatigue? It’s not the all-nighters spent taking our intracranial hematomas that wear us down. It’s waking up to inboxes full of passive-aggressive emails about unfinished charts, CDI queries, Press Ganey scores, and mandatory training modules.

Great news! Private equity ownership results in worse care at higher costs. I hope more states follow.

Patient has a peanut allergy. The EMR throws red flag allergy warnings on half the admission meds… …including ibuprofen and Dulcolax. Then leadership wonders why clinicians have alarm fatigue.

Witnessing the sheer suffering that those with tetanus endure is something that stays with you forever. It is a powerful reminder of how lucky we are to have access to a lifesaving vaccine that can protect us from facing the same fate.

By the way, an oculoplastics specialist does eyeball residency followed by 1-2 years of facial plastics. If an ophthalmologist examines your breasts, please call the police. I’m so glad she is documenting the absolute farce that is peer to peer review.

American surgeon records her peer-2-peer call with UnitedHealthcare trying to get a patients surgery approved they denied - Both insurance company doctors refuse to give their names and numbers - Neither insurance doctor has ever performed the surgery she’s trying to get

Tetanus is one of the worst ways to die. #VaccinesSaveLives

I look forward to the bill you’re sponsoring that tackles hospital consolidation. I imagine if you’re serious about making health care more affordable you’re backing site neutrality, 340B reform, CON elimination, and removing the POH ban.

Ruben, May I take a shot at helping you understand? You receive donations and have become a spokesperson for Banner Health and the University of Arizona teaching hospital, Arizona’s largest nonprofit health system. You say you’re “fighting to make sure” insurance premiums

Can we please stop repeating the myth that government provided healthcare has low overhead? Medicare is the entire reason our healthcare system is so inefficient. Medicare gave us centrally planned physician and hospital reimbursement and all the inefficiencies that come with