Dr. Dave Oxman For Philly

[1/5] Lack of transparency in medical billing is making healthcare unaffordable. Making amusing videos about complicated subjects is fun, but out-of-control health care costs are no joke. No country spends more money on healthcare than the United States.

[4/5] Despite efforts to increase transparency in medical billing, our bills are as opaque as ever. It's not only costing us personally, but it also creates a system that rewards price gouging, and is a primary reason why healthcare costs are spiraling out of control.

[1/5] Lack of transparency in medical billing is making healthcare unaffordable. Making amusing videos about complicated subjects is fun, but out-of-control health care costs are no joke. No country spends more money on healthcare than the United States.

[2/5] But what we get in return is a mixed bag. Excellent care in some areas, but overpriced and low-quality care in many others.

We can't settle for business as usual. We need change in Philly, in our party, and in our country. It’s not enough to have a winning message. We have to show strength on paper. If we hit $100K this quarter, the establishment will have no choice but to pay attention.

[1/3] The CDC's purpose is to guard the public health of this nation, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is doing everything he can to undermine that mission. RFK is a walking and talking threat to the health of every American...

[2/3] ...and each day he continues as Secretary of HHS, he disgraces the institution he oversees with his pseudoscience and misinformation.

On July 30th, 1965, President. Lyndon Johnson signed the “Social Security Amendments of 1965,” establishing a national health insurance plan for older Americans. With the right leadership, we can do something big again, just like we did 60 years ago today. Read my full thoughts here:

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On July 30th, 1965, President. Lyndon Johnson signed the “Social Security Amendments of 1965,” establishing a national health insurance plan for older Americans. With the right leadership, we can do something big again, just like we did 60 years ago today. Read my full thoughts here:

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