Review of Surviving the Business of Healthcare

[Neto Chukwu]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Surviving the Business of Healthcare" by Barbara Galutia Regis PA-C.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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As the title suggests, Barbara Galutia Regis PA-C’s Surviving the Business of Health is about surviving the healthcare business. Dr. Regis discusses how to receive healthcare, the necessity of having and choosing a Primary Care Physician, US health insurance options, healthcare occupations and what you can and cannot do in each, and many other healthcare-related topics. The author works in primary care and also has cancer. As she based the book on her own life, this will establish the book's integrity and credibility. The central focus of this book is debunking common yet deadly myths about healthcare."Knowledge is power," as the adage goes. The author aims to make this knowledge available to improve our health.

The author starts the book by relating her childhood events and explaining how she developed into the person she is now. She pursued a medical career due to her family's medical practice history. Her father impacted her, and she decided to go beyond only treating patients and teach others about simple things they might need to maintain their health. Health insurance, safeguarding loved ones, having a primary care physician, getting affordable drugs, and more are what the author covered. Barbara Galutia Regis's well-written book discusses what she considers immoral about the healthcare system, how she would improve it, and what she is doing to advance the issue.
In this book, the author reveals everything, so make sure you pick it up to find out the truth. This book's non-medical language makes it simpler for non-medical readers to appreciate.

This book is perfect in every way, and I cannot find a single thing to criticize about it. Because I have also put off taking care of myself for an extended period to focus on my career and other important goals, I could relate to the author's description of her long period of ignoring her health and the strain it had on her family. This book taught me that choosing the appropriate doctors and balancing work and family is crucial to my health. This is a fantastic book that everyone should read, and I have found no errors; therefore, it was exceptionally well edited.

My overall opinion on Surviving the Business of Healthcare is that it deserves a 5 out of 5 stars rating. The ease of reading and simplicity of this book surprised me. As a rule, nonfiction books are dull and full of unfamiliar terms and jargon, but this one was an exception. Her examples and thoughts were quite educational and helpful. In the future, I plan to implement some of her suggestions. Anyone looking to lower their medical costs can benefit from reading this book. Visiting the doctor can be expensive, but this book can help you save money.

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I really enjoyed reading the review of Surviving the Business of Healthcare by Barbra Galutia Regis, M.S., PA-C. I was particularly impressed with how the reviewer was able to summarize and analyze the book in such an insightful way.

[Victory Ositaorah]

Having people who are more experienced in a path of life you decide to thread is a wonderful thing. I liked that her parents were there to mentor her in her journey.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

I enjoyed reading your review and I appreciate your effort in writing an honest one. We all need to share the knowledge we've discovered in surviving a dire situation.

[Seun Ukanwa]

Surviving the business of Healthcare: knowledge is power amplifies the fact that we all act within the confines of our knowledge, ignorance has denied many from enjoying sound health.

[Gloria Hearts]

Thanks for this wonderful review it really my interest into reading this book, I must commend you did a wonderful review review keep it up , I'll look forward to read other reviews from you .

[Emmanuel Cohen]

I love the positives in this review, the live of the author is a motivation to other people.
It is also an educative book.
Great review

[Katherine Barnabas]

Do we still have selfless doctors in our world today? I fell like politics has slowly infiltrated entry system we operate in and the rich will always be the ruling party.

[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

Books written based on a true life story is the best to me because you the reader have a guarantee that you are getting first hand information from an experienced author.

[Ojiaku Uche Charles]

It is good for parents to always bring their children close so that one of them could learn from them. I like that her father impacted her in his line of profession.

[Soma Ezenwanne]

I think everyone needs to read this book because it talks about health. I enjoyed reading your review as you clearly stated what you like and justified it with your rating.

[Okocha Victor]

Surviving the business of Healthcare: knowledge is power was excellently reviewed by you. Your points are crystal clear and can not be misinterpreted or misunderstood.

[Ucposh301]

The author's firsthand experience as a healthcare professional and a cancer patient adds credibility to the information shared in the book. By aiming to debunk common healthcare myths and provide knowledge, the story appears to have the potential to empower readers.

[Mark Ntuli]

The author's passion for helping others is evident throughout the book, making it an inspiring and motivating read for healthcare professionals.

[Osakwe Favour]

I found Surviving the Business of Healthcare to be an eye-opener. It offers a unique perspective on healthcare and the importance of self-advocacy. A must-read for everyone!