We spent some time with Dr. Arthur Reitman. Dr. Reitman is the medical director for cardiac cat

labs at Wellstar Health System. A challenge that Well Star Many Health Systems nationwide are seeing right now

is a drop in patient visits to emergency rooms because if you're suffering from a heart attack

or a stroke or some other issue, you maybe have questions and don't want to go to an emergency room. Yeah, you know, if you're suffering from a heart attack or a stroke or, um, some other issue,

you may be have questions and don't want to go to an emergency room. Yeah, you may have fear.

You know, you, there's a couple of things. You fear the pandemic and, and, and you also don't want to

take up a doctor's time that you feel may, may need to be handling something else. I think you're going to

really enjoy listening to what he says.

Not only does he answer questions about what's going on, but I think he's going to make you feel

really great about having Wellstar in your backyard and that they're more than capable and ready

for what's going on in our community. And he made both of us feel better after listening to him.

And I hope you enjoy it.

I think you'll find it super interesting with everything he talks about.

Scandalak, Jack, and Donna, my second act, the podcast.

And a special guest today is Dr. Arthur. Scatelac, Jack, and Donna, my second act podcast.

And a special guest today is Dr. Arthur Reitman.

And Dr. Reitman is the medical director of the cardiac cath labs at Wellstar Health System.

And Dr. Reitman, I want to first ask you what so far today has been your bright spot, just today alone. What's been your bright spot today? Because I would imagine that you have to find one

to hang on to. You know, I'm an incredibly blessed guy. And I, every day of my life that I come to work, I get to do something that I love,

for which there is really not a great substitute. I'm blessed that I have an amazing family

and a wife who just supports me every step of the way.

And so my bright spot was being able to get up early this morning, to tell everybody

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