Patient Care Is Lost In Corporate Medical Practices

Recently, an article was brought to my attention concerning the state of affairs with large hospitals vis-a-vis patient care. It was the story of a man whose life was saved by his primary care physician, who works out of a small office with one other doctor and two dogs. The doctor became concerned about the man's acid reflux and sent him to a large corporate hospital for testing. The doctor who performed the tests told him that he would send a report to his primary care doctor and to call him to schedule a follow up appointment. Fortunately, the man's primary care doc called him shortly thereafter to inform him that he had a curable type of cancer.
Without the care of of his primary doc, the man's case could have lingered in the corporate hospital, delaying diagnosis and potential treatment.

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