The Crisis in American Healthcare: A Cardiologist's Call for Change

If you find a doctor you trust, follow Dr. Kowey’s advice: "hang on because they're not common people".

In this candid conversation, Brigitte Cutshall welcomes Dr. Peter Kowey, cardiologist and author of "Failure to Treat", to discuss the deteriorating state of American healthcare.

He has four decades of experience, reveals why the U.S. healthcare system is failing patients and doctors alike—and how we can reclaim the path to true healing.

Dr. Kowey explores critical issues, including the shortage of primary care doctors, the burden on emergency rooms, the erosion of doctor-patient trust, and how financial pressures can compromise medical decision-making.

Three Key Takeaways:

(1) The primary care crisis is destroying healthcare foundations.

(2) Trust and time are essential for healing.

(3) Patients must become informed advocate.

Visit https://peterkoweyauthor.com to learn more about Dr. Kowey’s work and his book "Failure to Treat."

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