Medical and Health expert, Dr. James Elsey, Professor of Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina, and past Vice-Chairman of the Board of Regents at the American College of Surgeons meets again with Fred Coon, Chairman of Stewart, Cooper & Coon, to discuss how the system became broken and why the breaks keep compounding themselves. Why is a solution that keeps using bandages to cover the sores promoted over fixing the core issues? In other words: “symptoms” over “cure”.
Dr. James Elsey, Professor of Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina
Watch “Part 1 – The Broken Healthcare System, An Overview”.
Watch “Part 2 – The Broken Healthcare System, What’s Wrong?”.
It is not a new concept that healthcare is not a fanciful commodity that one can take or leave. It is an absolute imperative need for everyone in America — no matter who they are — and the system is failing us. Our current, failing American healthcare system is one that improves the lives of the very few while simultaneously robbing our country as well as way too many of its citizens of health, economic security, and the constitutional right to life, liberty, and “the pursuit of happiness.”
Watch Part 3, full video interview below.
Contact Dr. James Elsey via LinkedIn or his Career WebFolio.
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