Review by Amber cocolan -- Surviving the Business of Hea...
Posted: 03 Jun 2021, 08:34
[Following is a volunteer review of "Surviving the Business of Healthcare" by Barbara Galutia Regis PA-C.]
I genuinely enjoyed reading surviving the business of healthcare. The author provided accurate information on healthcare. I also enjoyed the fact that she was honest about how she feels about healthcare and how she thinks it costs way to much whenever people don’t have insurance. She is right that one moment can change everything and take the families whole savings. I like how she gave advice to look at other places to get cheaper medicine. I honestly felt very involved in the book and felt like the author was here with me in person talking to me. She has no grammatical errors that I found. She gave honest feedback on her experience as a child watching her father do what he did which was a medical provider in their home. Back in the day it seems like doctors were more involved in their clients life’s and actually wanted to figure out and listen to what the client had to say. Now and days she described it as a business that only wants to profit off of people by not listening to the client or even trying to satisfy the client by giving them whatever they want which is an issue. That could cause people to get addicted to the medication they prescribe. Over all the book was professional and was edited good. 4 out of 4.
******
Surviving the Business of Healthcare
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
I genuinely enjoyed reading surviving the business of healthcare. The author provided accurate information on healthcare. I also enjoyed the fact that she was honest about how she feels about healthcare and how she thinks it costs way to much whenever people don’t have insurance. She is right that one moment can change everything and take the families whole savings. I like how she gave advice to look at other places to get cheaper medicine. I honestly felt very involved in the book and felt like the author was here with me in person talking to me. She has no grammatical errors that I found. She gave honest feedback on her experience as a child watching her father do what he did which was a medical provider in their home. Back in the day it seems like doctors were more involved in their clients life’s and actually wanted to figure out and listen to what the client had to say. Now and days she described it as a business that only wants to profit off of people by not listening to the client or even trying to satisfy the client by giving them whatever they want which is an issue. That could cause people to get addicted to the medication they prescribe. Over all the book was professional and was edited good. 4 out of 4.
******
Surviving the Business of Healthcare
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon