An American Sickness: How Healthcare Became Big Business and How You Can Take It Back
Elisabeth Rosenthal's An American Sickness unveils how U.S. healthcare has become dominated by big business interests, inflating costs and complicating access. Drawing on real-world examples, she offers essential guidance for patients to fight back, negotiate bills, and demand transparency in a system stacked against them.
About This Book
In An American Sickness, Elisabeth Rosenthal examines the transformation of healthcare into a massive business enterprise in the United States.
The book highlights how various sectors within the industry prioritize profits over patient well-being, leading to escalating costs and inefficiencies.
Through detailed analysis, Rosenthal reveals the mechanisms that have driven this shift, from insurance practices to pharmaceutical pricing.
Empowering readers, the author provides actionable advice on navigating this complex system to advocate for better care and financial outcomes.
This work serves as a call to action for individuals and policymakers to address the systemic issues in American healthcare.
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