Warren Buffett famously invoked the metaphor of a tapeworm when describing what healthcare is to the American economy. The United States spends approximately 20% of its gross national product on healthcare, but it is unclear where the money goes or who is minding the store. This healthcare crisis is mostly about money--not lack of money, but rather misspending of money. From the perspective of a healthcare auditor and provider, this work describes the problems of American healthcare finance and proposes solutions. Extensive charts and graphs are used to trace where money goes in the American healthcare system, while other topics such as ethics in healthcare billing, un-auditable hospital costs and scams are discussed. There is evidence that clearly identifies where the money goes, and its destination may surprise the reader.

Warren Buffett famously invoked the metaphor of a tapeworm when describing what healthcare is to the American economy. The United States spends approximately 20% of its gross national product on healthcare, but it is unclear where the money goes or who is minding the store. This healthcare crisis is mostly about money--not lack of money, but rather misspending of money. From the perspective of a healthcare auditor and provider, this work describes the problems of American healthcare finance and proposes solutions. Extensive charts and graphs are used to trace where money goes in the American healthcare system, while other topics such as ethics in healthcare billing, un-auditable hospital costs and scams are discussed. There is evidence that clearly identifies where the money goes, and its destination may surprise the reader.

Considers why U.S. society is believed to be less healthy in spite of disproportionate spending on health care, identifying a lack of social services, outdated care allocations, and a resistance to government programs as the problem.

The government shuts down, you are trapped in America's Healthcare Scam and Obamacare won't fix anything! Politicians argue over who should pay for a broken Healthcare system while Americans get sicker every day. We do not have a Healthcare System in America we have a for profit symptom care system controlled by the pharmaceutical companies. The Healthcare System in America is little more than a government back legalized network of drug dealers and pushers, pimping prescription drugs for the pharmaceutical companies. Do you think it's a problem that in 2014 around 50% of the FDA's operating budget will come directly from the pharmaceutical companies, the very industry they are regulating? Should we continue to allow these drug pushers to prescribe 6 million prescriptions per year for a drug more potent than cocaine to 5 million American children for a disease that there is no scientific proof even exist? Should the American Healthcare System be based on profits not cures, treat symptoms of a disease not the actual disease itself? Are you trapped with nowhere else to go...? This short book reveals the real reasons why America's Healthcare system is making Americans sicker not better, and what you can do to protect your family from this scam starting today.

Fraud is the result of government and insurance company control of health care. The growth of bureaucracy is a precursor to incompetence and soaring costs of medical care. A lack of clinical diagnosis and a dependence on expensive testing has increased costs while decreasing the doctor's competence. The FBI and the attorneys general of all states are dealing with exploding health care fraud. The result is a trillion dollars in waste and deception. Trillion Dollar Scam details the origin of this fraud and waste, and offers solutions to fixing the broken U.S. health care system.

This book explains why American Medicine is an administrative monstrosity and tells how simple changes can provide coverage for all Americans, add pharmacy and leave $200 Billion left over.

The United States has what is arguably the most complex healthcare system in the world. As a result, changes within the industry are slow. Understanding what may come, helps to have a deeper understanding of healthcare's complexity. The unimaginable paths he followed started in Bangkok but quickly led to the discovery that there were two groups of killers: doctors at Bumrungrad and a vast and cover corrupt system in the United States consisting of both the medical industry and the government whose interests are tied together by money! Both groups contributed to the death of her son. Even worse, driven by self-interested greed and unbridled power, the greatest healthcare system on earth, the US, has been brought to its knees and the prospects for the future of medical care in America and indeed, the world, promise a disaster of global scale.