Jared Goetz argues America's healthcare system is broken: families pay $27,000 annually for insurance yet face long waits, hard-to-reach doctors, and poor service. He points to 60% morbid obesity rates and a surge in GLP-1 drugs as evidence the system treats symptoms instead of fixing root problems.
Most people today are pissed off because the average family today is going to pay about $27,000 a year for health insurance that deals with both their deductible, but as well as what their employer is paying. And what do they get for it? You're not getting an Amazon, Netflix, Uber level experience. You go in, there's delays. It's hard to get to a primary care doctor. You're still sick. You're wondering why you have 3 or 4 chronic diseases. 60% of us are morbidly obese. The hottest drug right now is a GLP-1 because it's a pill for that rather than getting up and modifying your lifestyle.
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