Go! Oh! Oh, Crow, Crow, Crow Triple Seven Radio radio this is episode 288

Jason Lingren is with me and I won't say this is a pseudonym but we're using a partial

name it'll become evident why as we get in

Jessica is joining us we're gonna go over I suppose a lot of this is available

online but we're gonna get an insider's account of what role insurance

companies now play in our health care. At the outset here I mean when we met I

was already of the opinion that doctors really don't so-called

practice medicine anymore. They're not in control. They're completely under the

thumb, as are most of us, of insurance companies. Anyhow, welcome, Jason. And good afternoon.

All right, we're a little bit ahead, so I'm guessing we don't have anything to add in.

No, not right now, we don't. All right, let's do this. Welcome, Jessica.

Hi, gentlemen.

Welcome, how are you?

Good.

Glad to have you here. What I'll do is all, I'm going to run through the previous history kind of ideas so people can get an idea if you want to expound on it you can

but I'm kind of pushing forward to get into the meat and potatoes here so Jessica worked as a military nurse and a patient

advocate she has over 15 years in health care,

hospital rehab, home care, and in the insurance and community. She came to a

point in her life where she had a conflict of consciousness in what she was doing for a living.

And that's what we're here to talk about.

Anyhow, anything you'd like to add to that, Jessica?

Yeah, Crow, the one thing I would clarify, I wasn't actually a nurse in the middle. to that

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