Clinics Don’t Fail Because of Medicine — They Fail Because They Don’t Get Paid | AJ Pakpour
In this brief commentary, the speaker asserts that clinics do not fail due to the quality of medical care but because the financial and operational systems that support them are broken. He highlights three core business challenges—billing and reimbursement, regulatory compliance, and inadequate infrastructure—as the primary reasons modern medical practices struggle, framing these as the true business problems of contemporary healthcare.
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