Independent Voices
Physicians Speaking Out
Credentialed doctors using their platforms to document the accountability gap and the wrongful-denial machine — and, more than once, to name the legislation by name. Reaching millions.
Dr. Elisabeth Potter
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
Recorded a peer-to-peer call exposing UHC's specialty-mismatch denials, refused their cease-and-desist, and is still fighting.
Dr. Caleb Masterson
ENT / Head & Neck Surgeon
Maps wrongful denial to statutory fraud, dramatizes the denial machine in his Insurance Headquarters skit, and names the core problem: policies have no nuance. Patients do.
Dr. Glaucomflecken
Dr. Will Flanary · Ophthalmologist
Uses his 30 Days of US Healthcare series to name every mechanism of wrongful denial — then steps out of satire to name the legislation directly.
DocSchmidt
S.3822 Explainer
Partnered with Sen. Elizabeth Warren to explain why the Break Up Big Medicine Act exists — using the Cardinal Health / GI Alliance merger to make vertical integration visible in under 90 seconds.
Dr. J Mack Slaughter Jr
Emergency Medicine
Asks it in eleven seconds: if doctors are accountable when a decision harms a patient, why aren't insurance companies? Rep. Neal Dunn, MD said the same thing under oath.
Dr. Julie Militello
@oncallwith_drjulie · Board-Certified Internist
Takes the camera into the prior-auth call: 185- and 868-question forms, a denial in 20 seconds, and step therapy that dictates care. "Is anyone reading the notes?"
Dr. Ibrar
@ibrarismd · International Medical Graduate
Left clinical practice to build free patient tools — including a sourced prior-authorization mortality-risk calculator.
Dr. Juris Shibayama, MD
@spinesurgeryworks1 · Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon
Hands patients the appeal insurers hope they never use — the external review — and calls out wrong-specialty reviewers, veteran underpayment, and denial-driven waste. "Not on my watch."
Guardians of Medicine
Dr. Joseph Miladore, MD · Dr. Anthony Fossaceca, PharmD
A family physician and a clinical pharmacist — both sides of the prescription — on AI deciding who gets care, conglomerates squeezing independent providers, and forever chemicals.