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Elisabeth Rosenthal

Confronting America's Profitable Healthcare Crisis: Insights and Solutions

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Author: Elisabeth Rosenthal

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781524756208

Language: English

Publish Date: 04/11/2017

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: THE AGE OF INSURANCE
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Chapter 2: THE AGE OF HOSPITALS
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Chapter 3: THE AGE OF PHYSICIANS
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Chapter 4: THE AGE OF PHARMACEUTICALS
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Chapter 5: THE AGE OF MADICAL DEVICES
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Chapter 6: THE AGE OF TESTING AND ANCILLARY SERVICES
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Chapter 7: THE AGE OF CONTRACTORS
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Chapter 8: THE AGE OF RESEARCH AND GOOD WORKS FPR PROFIT
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Chapter 9: THE AGE OF CONGLOMERATES
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Chapter 10: THE AGE OF HEALTHCARE AS PURE BUSINESS
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Chapter 11: THE AGE OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT(A C A)
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Chapter 12: THE HIGH PROCE OF PATIENT COMPLACENCY
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Chapter 13: DOCTORS’ BILLS
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Chapter 14: HOSPITAL BILLS
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Chapter 15: INSURANCE COSTS
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Chapter 16: DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE COSTS
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Chapter 17: BILLS FOR TESTS AND ANCILLARY SERVICES
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Chapter 18: BETTER HEALTHCARE IN A DIGITAL AGE
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Who should listen An American Sickness

"An American Sickness" by Elisabeth Rosenthal is an essential listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the American healthcare system, including patients, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and advocates for reform. With its compelling insights into the systemic issues that contribute to skyrocketing medical costs and disparities in care, this audiobook is particularly valuable for consumers seeking to navigate their own health challenges, as well as for individuals seeking to engage in informed discussions about healthcare policy and reform. Whether you are directly affected by the healthcare system or simply want to be informed about a critical aspect of American society, Rosenthal's work provides vital context and knowledge.

3 quotes from An American Sickness

  • "The American health care system is a labyrinth of complexities and conflicts that often leaves patients feeling disoriented and powerless."
  • "We have created a health care system that prioritizes profit over patients, leading to life-altering financial burdens for many Americans."
  • "Transparency in medical costs is crucial; patients should not have to navigate a maze of hidden fees and unexpected bills when seeking care."

Author : Elisabeth Rosenthal

Elisabeth Rosenthal is a prominent journalist and physician known for her incisive exploration of the complexities of the American healthcare system. With a medical degree from Harvard Medical School and an extensive background in journalism, including serving as a former editor for The New York Times, she brings a unique blend of clinical insight and investigative reporting to her work. Rosenthal’s acclaimed book, "An American Sickness: How Healthcare Became Big Business and How You Can Take It Back," delves into the intricate challenges of healthcare in the United States, addressing issues of affordability and accessibility while advocating for reform. Through her writing, she aims to empower readers with knowledge and encourage meaningful discussions about health policy and personal well-being.

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Home | Last Updated on2026/02/05

An American Sickness Free Audiobook Download

Elisabeth Rosenthal

Confronting America's Profitable Healthcare Crisis: Insights and Solutions

4.326711rating

Information

Author: Elisabeth Rosenthal

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781524756208

Language: English

Publish Date: 04/11/2017

AudioBook length: 31 min

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Who should listen An American Sickness

"An American Sickness" by Elisabeth Rosenthal is an essential listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the American healthcare system, including patients, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and advocates for reform. With its compelling insights into the systemic issues that contribute to skyrocketing medical costs and disparities in care, this audiobook is particularly valuable for consumers seeking to navigate their own health challenges, as well as for individuals seeking to engage in informed discussions about healthcare policy and reform. Whether you are directly affected by the healthcare system or simply want to be informed about a critical aspect of American society, Rosenthal's work provides vital context and knowledge.

3 quotes from An American Sickness

  • "The American health care system is a labyrinth of complexities and conflicts that often leaves patients feeling disoriented and powerless."
  • "We have created a health care system that prioritizes profit over patients, leading to life-altering financial burdens for many Americans."
  • "Transparency in medical costs is crucial; patients should not have to navigate a maze of hidden fees and unexpected bills when seeking care."

Author: Elisabeth Rosenthal

Elisabeth Rosenthal is a prominent journalist and physician known for her incisive exploration of the complexities of the American healthcare system. With a medical degree from Harvard Medical School and an extensive background in journalism, including serving as a former editor for The New York Times, she brings a unique blend of clinical insight and investigative reporting to her work. Rosenthal’s acclaimed book, "An American Sickness: How Healthcare Became Big Business and How You Can Take It Back," delves into the intricate challenges of healthcare in the United States, addressing issues of affordability and accessibility while advocating for reform. Through her writing, she aims to empower readers with knowledge and encourage meaningful discussions about health policy and personal well-being.