MD's that are currently in practice need to immediately reverse the harm done to their profession, by returning to cause based holistic and preventative care rather than symptom based pharmaceutical care. I am a retired ER/Trauma/Critical Care nurse. During my 50 year career I witnessed this horrific change. Additionally, insurance and payment modalities need to have less influence on patient care decisions. No insurance company should be able to tell a physician how to care for their patients. Getting back to actual hands on care, and preventing illness will go a long way in helping the medical profession regain the public trust. It is a disservice to patients to have a doctor looking at a computer and not engaging with, or listening to their patients. The number of medications patients are taking is truly ridiculous. There are many holistic choices and lifestyle changes that can be encouraged to reduce the need for pharmaceutical interventions.

I'd encourage you to speak in detail w/ MAKER, DEFENDER, REDEEMER & FRIEND wrt it, & keep us here on any innovations you come ⬆️w/.

Altho this sounds sassy, I only mean it to the degree of setting the scene accurately. MOST young dr.s START their careers w/ 6 figures of DEBT.
THERE IS❌WAY a HOSPITAL or MEDICAL SYSTEM will credential a physician UNLESS he/she has agreed to accept the terms of the big insurance companies.

MOREOVER, it has been illegal to go "bare", see patients w/o MALPRACTICE INSURANCE, w/ its yearly "CATASTROPHIC LOSS FUND" additional fee, which @ least in PA was another $10 K/ yr. min (& the pols use it for a slush fund), so the LAST time I considered VOLUNTEERING my services (~15 y. ago) PART TIME, the insurance alone would've cost $45 K minimum (no matter whose policy it went on).

PATIENTS NEED HEALING, no doubt.
THEY ALSO HAVE A RIGHT to speak plainly to their LEADERSHIP & PROVIDERS.
KNOCK. SEEK. ASK.