Imagine a world where healthcare feels personal and accessible, not a massive, bureaucratic maze.
In the U.S., healthcare has ballooned into a gigantic industry, but it doesn't have to be this way.
Think back 100 years in America, when doctors were solo practitioners and hospitals were run by local communities or religious groups.
This model still works in some other countries today.
In Belgium, for instance, if you call a doctor's office, the doctor often answers the phone themselves.
What would healthcare look like if it were more local and intimate?
Brian R. Jackson is a pathologist.
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