Perspectives on Health Care

Based in decades of experience the author answers the questions: Why is health care in the United States so expensive? Why is it so difficult to change? And why do reforms that promise savings often create new layers of complexity instead?
This short book is a reflective monograph drawn from more than three decades inside the U.S. health care system. Written for those outside the medical profession, Perspectives on Health Care avoids jargon and ideology, focusing instead on lived experience and practical insight.