Our American Healthcare System is in Transition
… and here is what you can do about it
This website is designed to address American healthcare in transition and assist those who have to navigate its perilous topography. Whether you are a provider of healthcare, a healthcare decision maker or the person actually wondering how you can get to that needed healthcare, we all need advocates.
In my professional lifetime of almost 50 years in healthcare, I have been learning how to facilitate healthcare for my patients and clients.
My goal is simple … Help you become an informed consumer of healthcare.
Today, the for-profit health insurance model drives American healthcare in transition:
the Consumer (you — the patient) is left out of the decision-making process.
(Non-profits make money; they just don’t share it with stockholders).
This current model is broken!
What Does Our Current Three-party Healthcare Model Look Like?
THE PROVIDER
The Doctor or healthcare expert that provides the service
THE CONSUMER
The patient who receives the service
THE PAYOR
The Insurance Company or other third party that pays for the service
Join me in the discussion on the viability of other health care models
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By Author Brian Casull, MD, MPA
COL (R) US Army Medical Corps
Physician Executive with 40+ years experience in
traditional and non-traditional physician environments
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Insights, case studies, and suggestions on how to deal with the issue of
making our American Healthcare in Transition more efficient.
Are You Ready to Become an Informed Healthcare Consumer?
Addressing Current Concerns of the Healthcare Consumer
Poppy tweets “I’m worried about losing my treats!” 1. LOSING MEDICARE AND MEDICAID-DEFICIT REDUCTION MASQUERADING AS HEALTH CARE REFORM HUMANS are worried about $554 billion in cuts to Medicare [...]
The Big Picture-The Current American Healthcare in Transition Model
POPPY THE COCKATOO TWEETS HEALTHCARE: “Hi. I am Poppy and I am a Cockatoo. My human has asked me to introduce the subject.” The Big Picture Today, the for-profit [...]
HEALTH CARE CONSUMER’S CONCERNS ABOUT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT — THE LAW OF THE LAND (Part C)
In my two previous posts, I wrote about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and about the three components of that major driver of consumer concern. In this blog we [...]
HEALTH CARE CONSUMER’S CONCERNS ABOUT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT — THE LAW OF THE LAND (Part B)
This blog begins where the PART A left off as we continue to walk through the various provisions of the ACA and how repeal might impact you the health [...]
HEALTH CARE CONSUMER’S CONCERNS ABOUT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT — THE LAW OF THE LAND (Part A)
(THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY) One area of health care related concerns where a good majority of voters are focused is the AFFORDABLE CARE ACT or ACA. [...]
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If six percent die from lack of healthcare insurance, 16,558 Americans could die from being UNINSURED or UNDERINSURED.
This website is designed to help you, the people who require healthcare coverage, become an informed consumer.
I wish to reach out not only to the healthcare consumer but to the providers of healthcare who wish to support their patients in the context of an Accountable Care Organization or Patient Centered Medical Home. Another group of folks who I would reach out to are those of you who are the policy makers and decision makers when it comes to American Healthcare in Transition. And above all, I would like to reach out to patient advocates and be able to provide usable information to help you support your constituency.
The healthcare posts on this website are the means of providing regular content to support the mission of becoming informed consumers of healthcare no matter what your particular emphasis might be. I invite you to check out my BLOG page or CONTACT me for additional discussion or to ask a question. I would like to be of assistance by knowing how best to reach your stakeholders or what your particular hot healthcare topic of concern might be.
As a practicing physician and now physician executive, I have had the benefit of a forty plus year journey experiencing most, if not all, of the disparate and diverse aspects of our American game of healthcare played on tectonic plates.
So please let me know how I can help you.
“Trust me. I’m a Doctor.”
More About Dr. Brian Casull
Books by Author Brian Casull, MD, MPA
“Victim? American Healthcare in Transition”
“This Can Kill You”
“Ghost From a Wishing Well”