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Los Angeles, CA
Joined August 2012
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When it comes to your health, no one will be more interested in you, than you. Our focus is to make it easy, safe, and fair for you to take care of yourself.
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With most people, disbelief in one thing follows blind belief in another.
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How is personalized medicine coming along in the insurance driven industrial health complex?
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More encouragement. Less disparagement.
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Replying to @chrissyfarr
Stop calling them the "payers", and start calling them "mark-up middlemen" and you will do more for change. The payers are the patients who let the middlemen hold and allocate their money. #wordsleadchange
Healthcare tech factoid: Many pharmacies are still using software with 140 character limit for the Sig (latin for label/instructions). Keep it under 140 or the eRx won't send. Do prescribers have @twitter @jack to "blame" for this? Who came first, the twitter or the erx? 🤔🤣
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As Upton Sinclair said "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
More like meditation or self-study because you are the only one asking yourself questions.
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Replying to @elonmusk
@elonmusk Like Apple did to IBM, Compaq, Dell, TI and more, will Tesla "PC-ize" Ford, VW, Toyota, Audi, BMW, Mercedes Benz? Tesla and Cars. Or will it be more like Android and iPhone?
Replying to @MichaelAlbertMD
We don't need more of the same, we need a new way to finance healthcare expenses. This will lead to discovery of actual prices -- not the $400 flu shot or $500 CBC @KPSCALnews bills itself.
Replying to @EricTopol
A pandemic proof chart.
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Replying to @chrissyfarr
When one letter in the acronym stands for patient, care, privacy or experience.
Or when @KPSCALnews was shaming doctors for wearing them because they weren't needed (when the truth was they couldn't supply them)?
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