Dr. Danny Shapiro

And then, okay, well, hey, you may have arthritis, but what if the arthritis is not actually causing you the problem? Right.

And getting people's brains to flip and people who thought that that's it, they have to cut their original body piece of it out to replace it with other material because that's what their doctor says, even though that's not really the case because they don't know any other option. Like that to me, just it blows my mind every time I have this conversation with somebody.

And getting people's brains to flip and people who thought that that's it, they have to cut their original body piece of it out to replace it with other material because that's what their doctor says, even though that's not really the case because they don't know any other option. Like that to me, just it blows my mind every time I have this conversation with somebody.

And getting people's brains to flip and people who thought that that's it, they have to cut their original body piece of it out to replace it with other material because that's what their doctor says, even though that's not really the case because they don't know any other option. Like that to me, just it blows my mind every time I have this conversation with somebody.

I mean, I agree. I absolutely, absolutely agree. And actually, you mentioned middle age. You can actually start MRIing people after the age of about 26, 27, 28 years old.

I mean, I agree. I absolutely, absolutely agree. And actually, you mentioned middle age. You can actually start MRIing people after the age of about 26, 27, 28 years old.

I mean, I agree. I absolutely, absolutely agree. And actually, you mentioned middle age. You can actually start MRIing people after the age of about 26, 27, 28 years old.

And for most of those people, you will find some version of arthritis, some version of a disc herniation, some version of a meniscus tear, especially for active individuals or people who are active in their early life and continue to be active. These are not weird things. If you MRI my body right now, I am sure Because I've had it this pretty much eight years ago.

And for most of those people, you will find some version of arthritis, some version of a disc herniation, some version of a meniscus tear, especially for active individuals or people who are active in their early life and continue to be active. These are not weird things. If you MRI my body right now, I am sure Because I've had it this pretty much eight years ago.

And for most of those people, you will find some version of arthritis, some version of a disc herniation, some version of a meniscus tear, especially for active individuals or people who are active in their early life and continue to be active. These are not weird things. If you MRI my body right now, I am sure Because I've had it this pretty much eight years ago.

But I'm sure that you'll find some things that I don't want to know about because they don't really matter because I don't have pain because I'm great. I'm awesome. But the point is that that's absolutely right. And I think that insurance companies actually have a lot to do with this because...

But I'm sure that you'll find some things that I don't want to know about because they don't really matter because I don't have pain because I'm great. I'm awesome. But the point is that that's absolutely right. And I think that insurance companies actually have a lot to do with this because...

But I'm sure that you'll find some things that I don't want to know about because they don't really matter because I don't have pain because I'm great. I'm awesome. But the point is that that's absolutely right. And I think that insurance companies actually have a lot to do with this because...

If you can identify a problem through imaging and then your doctor says, oh, we got to do something about this. I wonder, oh, yeah, insurance pays for this. Okay, cool. Let's recommend this procedure. Let's recommend this injection. Let's recommend X, Y, and Z. And I think that

If you can identify a problem through imaging and then your doctor says, oh, we got to do something about this. I wonder, oh, yeah, insurance pays for this. Okay, cool. Let's recommend this procedure. Let's recommend this injection. Let's recommend X, Y, and Z. And I think that

If you can identify a problem through imaging and then your doctor says, oh, we got to do something about this. I wonder, oh, yeah, insurance pays for this. Okay, cool. Let's recommend this procedure. Let's recommend this injection. Let's recommend X, Y, and Z. And I think that

Health insurance companies, while great for things like, you know, if you have a heart attack, like emergency services, it can be very helpful. But when it comes to physical medicine and physical rehab, I think it really muddies the waters in terms of quality of care and attention to detail and the ability for a provider to really provide.

Health insurance companies, while great for things like, you know, if you have a heart attack, like emergency services, it can be very helpful. But when it comes to physical medicine and physical rehab, I think it really muddies the waters in terms of quality of care and attention to detail and the ability for a provider to really provide.

Health insurance companies, while great for things like, you know, if you have a heart attack, like emergency services, it can be very helpful. But when it comes to physical medicine and physical rehab, I think it really muddies the waters in terms of quality of care and attention to detail and the ability for a provider to really provide.

proper guidance and proper advice, especially when it comes to imaging and especially that something like an MRI, you can have one MRI and 10 doctors look at an MRI and give you 10 different reports.