Why is health care so expensive?KevinNovember 12, 2008Nov 12, 20081Share Here’s why. Brilliant. (via NPR) Share this articleLinkedInFacebookXEmailCopy linkShare this articleRead the discussion · 1 comment Real physician voices, twice a week Free, and one click to unsubscribe. Email address Subscribe free No spam. We never share your email. < Previous PostHeart attack, from beginning to endNext Post >How many more scans are doctors ordering today? Keep reading Why malpractice lawsuits are rarer but more expensive than ever [PODCAST] The Podcast by KevinMD Doctors can spot a failing patient. Can they spot a failing hospital? [PODCAST] The Podcast by KevinMD The secret side of a brilliant ICU physician revealed Debbie Moore-Black, RN Expedition medicine needs evidence, not just summit photos Michael Grinn, MD, MPH I defended nicotine. Then I found my own heart disease. Larry Kaskel, MD When the patient portal is the only way to reach your doctor Arthur Lazarus, MD, MBA After an FDA recall, patients need a plan for the next dose Danielle Lightsey, RPh Sometimes more expensive care is better treatment James Gaulte, MD Alzheimer’s treatment works best early, so why are patients waiting? [PODCAST] The Podcast by KevinMD Latest on KevinMD → The PodcastListen on Apple · Spotify · YouTubeLatest episodesDoctors can spot a failing patient. Can they spot a failing hospital?Alzheimer’s treatment works best early, so why are patients waiting?Clinical trials answer drug questions. Health questions need other tools.Most popularHidden fees in employer health plans are about to come outShy doctors can lead: imposter syndrome and the path to physician leadershipBringing a newborn home? What hospitals don’t tell new parentsPhysician pay won’t budge for one doctor. Negotiate as a group.Is your clinical AI tool safe? 4 questions to ask firstFired for seeing her own patients: moral injury and life after medicineU.S. health care won’t be fixed until everyone can see a doctorAll episodes →