What Happened to Primary Care? | Dr. Sanjai Sinha, Mount Sinai Health System
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Dr. Jason Arora and Dr. Sanjai Sinha discuss the breakdown of primary care in the U.S. and its implications for healthcare.
🏥 Primary care is the foundation of modern healthcare. Yet, in the United States, it’s quietly breaking down. In this episode of The Health Curve Podcast, Dr. Jason Arora and Dr. Sanjay Sinha (MD at Mount Sinai Health System, New York City) explore what’s happening to primary care and why it matters for longevity, prevention, equity, and healthcare costs 🧠⏳. Together, they explore how primary care has shifted from a relationship-based, longitudinal model 🤝 to a more fragmented and transaction...
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