The
Naba Health
Journal

Problems with the current system

Overloaded Providers
Large panels lead to long waits, rushed visits, and hinder meaningful doctor-patient relationships
Reactive & Illness Based
The system primarily focuses on managing diseases rather than preventing them
Pills Over Skills
Medications and procedures often take priority over exercise, diet, sleep, and stress management
Breeds Patient Apathy
Without autonomy, knowledge, or guidance, patients become passive and disinterested in their own health
Slow to Innovate
Medicine is slow to integrate the latest advances, causing patients to receive outdated treatments
Fragmented Care
There is lack of coordination between primary care, specialists, hospitals, and ancillary services
Declining Provider Quality
An increasing reliance on less qualified healthcare workers is diminishing the quality of care
Bureaucratic Waste
A significant portion of your healthcare dollar goes to waste on administrative costs and inefficiencies
Impersonal Medicine
Recommendations are generic despite having data that could personalize your treatment
Lax Confidentiality
Organizations often share your sensitive health data with others in deceptive (and lucrative) ways