Dr. John Ertle

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51 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 5 Aug

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Yeah, Steve, great to be able to be with you this morning.
And at America's HealthShare, we're providing options for healthcare, where they're affordable and they're transparent to be able to actually drive down the costs of healthcare for Americans.
But you're right, we're seeing that year over year, Americans are strapped with increased premiums.
And then being able to focus on what do you want to actually pay for?
Do you want to pay for
Housing, food, or do you want to pay for this, you know, increase in your insurance premium?
Give an example right now, even doctors are having a hard time.
I think one of the the recent articles from the Washington Post that came on out was that doctors are had professionals are having a hard time being able to actually afford even these increase in pricing.
And again, it's unsustainable.
The Affordable Care Act was designed to fail.
And this is what we're seeing.
As we're looking at it 15, 16 years later, that we're seeing this increased elevation in premiums.
So give an example of you have, you know, when you're dealing with, you know, family in Fort, Florida, two years ago, they were having a $1,500 a month premium.
And now you're seeing over the last two years, that premium has increased 50% over 50% for these families.
And so this is unsustainable.
This is $20,000 a year that you are then.
You know, going to just increased healthcare costs.
The really unfortunate thing is with the traditional medical system, I feel like many times when you're having those increased premiums, people are increasing the out-of-pocket spend that they're actually needing to be able to have.
And so what that does is that it just increases inability to access good health care.
What we've been able to do in America is that we've been able to do that.
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