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“I unreservedly rate Surviving the Business of Healthcare 4 out of 4 stars. Due to the wealth of information the book provides, I can’t think of anyone who wouldn’t learn something from it. I recommend it to readers who desire to learn more about advocating for optimal healthcare for themselves and their loved ones while saving money in the process. Regis’s story will also appeal to cancer patients.“

“This is a wonderfully written book about the “business” of healthcare. It is a subject we will all be faced with at some point in our lives, or are dealing with now. It is packed full of information to help us make informed decisions about our (and our loved ones) healthcare. It should be required reading for anyone involved in medicine, including healthcare providers, patients and patient advocates.”

“This is a wonderfully written book about the “business” of healthcare. It is a subject we will all be faced with at some point in our lives, or are dealing with now. It is packed full of information to help us make informed decisions about our (and our loved ones) healthcare. It should be required reading for anyone involved in medicine, including healthcare providers, patients and patient advocates.”

“How often can you get advice regarding our current health care system from not only a health care provider’s perspective but also from one who was in the middle of receiving cancer treatment herself as a patient, advocating for aging parents’ care at the same time, and also educating others through her radio/podcast interviews ALL while writing this book? Never! This is healthcare awareness from a 360 view, so much to think about and be aware of, thank you for your thoughts on all 29 chapters Barb!”

“Such a great read. Relatable passionate and informative. Firsthand insight into all aspects of healthcare costs .
Something for everyone at every age. Loved the personal back story. Written in a way everyone can easily understand.”