Oatmeal Health

09/01/2026

01/24/2023

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The Truth about Physician Burnout: A National Crisis

Physicians are not “burning out”. Physicians are being “driven out.” Call this crisis what it is… Abuse. Try telling an emotionally abused spouse that they need “mindfulness training”. You’ll get a mouthful of mindful. Offer deep breathing classes to treat your toxic workplace. Emplo...

12/12/2022

If You Think Healthcare is Dysfunctional Now, Just Wait Until After January 1

Doctors across the country, especially those in primary care, have been up in arms about Medicare’s proposed cuts.

What are your thoughts, feel free to leave your comments below. I may contact the best commenters for a new article I will be writing early next year about the subject.

Thanks, everyone happy holidays!



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Doctors are upset! Doctors across the country, especially those in primary care, have been up in arms about Medicare’s proposed cuts in reimbursement that are scheduled to go into effect on January 1. They are concerned — rightfully so — that these cuts will be ruinous to their practices and c...

08/10/2022

Today’s healthcare isn’t working for most Americans

Americans using Medicare and Medicaid are left behind when it comes to education and access to life’s most critical health options.

We want to change that with life-saving preventative screenings leveraging artificial intelligence before health worsens while delivering a better experience to families, employers, clinicians, and health plans.

Read more here
https://oatmealhealth.com/partnership-opportunity-imaging-centers/

And contact Jonathan Govette for more information.

08/10/2022

59% of all Americans (194 million) suffer from at least one chronic disease, and almost one in three adults has three or more chronic conditions. Unfortunately, the problem will only get worse with time.

On the business front of chronic disease management, health care systems are already struggling with rising costs and uneven quality despite the hard work of well-intentioned, well-trained clinicians.

Health care leaders and policymakers have tried countless incremental fixes—attacking fraud, reducing errors, enforcing practice guidelines, making patients better “consumers,” implementing electronic medical records—but none have had much impact in lowering the $3.7 Trillion Chronic Disease problem that now kills over 1.7 million people every year.

Read more here
https://oatmealhealth.com/3-7-trillion-reasons-to-centralize-chronic-disease-management/

For more info: Contact Jonathan Govette