IN THE MEDIA
Start pushing back on the insurance card reflex.
When you call your doctor’s office and they ask for your insurance card, push back. Ask for the cash price instead. That little card is the most expensive corporate credit card your company never meant to give you. We’ve been conditioned to follow the script, but if enough people start asking about price and quality, the entire system will start to shift.
Episode 54 dives headfirst into “Alligator Alcatraz”—a controversial migrant detention facility in the Florida Everglades, mired in environmental, tribal, and human rights violations. Radio talk show host and media personality Kevin McCullough—known for his nationally syndicated program That Kevin Show —explores why fossil fuels are facing growing criticism, and introduces Oilfacts.com, a new educational platform aimed at challenging misconceptions about energy. And closing out the hour, we chat with Ray Kober, CEO of Benefixa and host of the Broken Healthcare podcast.
Dr. Jeanette Gallagher welcomes Ray Kober, a healthcare consultant and podcast host of Broken Healthcare Podcast, to dig up the real truth that is being held back from the players. What is the question you are asking and what is the answer you are seeking is what a patient should be asking. Note: the bottom line again is running from fear of a life-ending situation and survival at all costs...
Calling healthcare a “rigged game,” industry insider Ray Kober is empowering companies and consumers with ways to win. His provocative new podcast, “Broken Healthcare,” features captivating interviews (including one with a Cigna exec turned whistleblower) that expose the healthcare system for what it is and give businesses and people the tools to take back control.
Happy first 100 days of the Trump administration! Guest US Senator Roger Marshall, Kansas, joins to discuss ongoing trade deals, tariffs negotiations, US product exports, and more. Discussion of ongoing reconciliation bill process. Guest Ray Kober, host "Broken Healthcare" podcast, joins to discuss healthcare system failures.
One of the biggest financial challenges are medical bills. But there are some ways you can save on healthcare and make sure you're not overpaying.
An Interview With David Leichner
