The bad news is that our healthcare system does not provide any added values that come along with paying more.

Medical errors—third leading cause of death in the U.S.—signifies a moral, professional, and public health dilemma.

One of the main reasons for market failure in the U.S. healthcare industry is because we are uninformed consumers.

Anyone under the age of 65 that has private health insurance is not the true customer in American healthcare. Large and small group employers are.

The general American population is unknowingly supporting executive leaders becoming very rich off the sick and our limited healthcare dollars.

An organization's financial statement is their ethical statement. This is because what an organization spends their money on defines what's important to them.

One of the biggest issues we have in the U.S. healthcare system is not having enough money for healthcare, but it is how that money is spent.

We treat healthcare as a commodity and not a right, which has led to poor social responsibility and fiscal irresponsibility, very far away from its roots as a social service.

Not all of the countries do what’s considered socialized medicine; instead, many have private doctors and hospitals as a part of the equation. Let me repeat that—single-payer healthcare does not automatically mean socialized medicine.