IP4PI
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IP4PI
@IP4PI
Independent physicians for patient independence deny insurance and government limitations on patient care.

Arrest this murderer Fauci in January 2017: “No doubt Trump will face a surprise infectious disease outbreak.” Three years later… COVID hits. This demonic ghoul didn’t just “predict” it — he helped cook it up in a Chinese lab with American taxpayer dollars while lying through his teeth to the world. Then he spent four years sabotaging Trump, pushing masks, lockdowns, and deadly shots that didn’t stop a damn thing. Fauci didn’t warn us. He warned on behalf of the virus. Pure evil. The man belongs in prison, not on a pension.


Clear proof the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is a predatory organization. Its guidance to pediatricians is to never ask parents if they want to vaccinate, but to tell them they will be vaccinating; instructing pediatricians to never ask “Do you want to vaccinate your child today?” but rather to tell parents “Today your child is due for 2 vaccines. We will be giving MMR and Varicella.” This is predatory, unethical, but no surprise for the AAP since its priority is the pecuniary interests of its members – pediatricians – not the health of children. aap.org/en/patient-car…






Thank you to the 73 Republicans who voted to protect the American people over the interests of pesticide corporations!








🏥 @TaigaBilling is the AI-native medical billing company for modern practices. They file claims with insurance and follow up on every single one until the practice gets paid so clinicians can focus on seeing patients. Congrats on the launch, @nandaguntupalli and @AdamWax3! ycombinator.com/launches/Q9k-t…


Large hospital systems are profiting off Medicare rules that pay them more for the same service than independent practices. That means a senior in my district can pay MORE for an X-ray at a hospital than at a local doctor’s office -- and the hospital makes MORE too. Today I asked hospital system CEOs a simple question: should we equalize payments to lower costs and expand access? They said no. Americans deserve affordable care, not a system that rewards higher prices.


Bombshell vax vs. unvax study finally sees the light of day and the results are staggering. Dr. Marcus Zervos led the study, but he decided not to publish it because “publishing something like that, I might as well retire. I’d be finished.”

EHRs grease the wheels of consolidated care and were heavily subsidized to do so, but the U.S. healthcare "matrix" is built on economic incentives, policy, and market structure far more than software. Eliminating them would force adaptation and expose inefficiencies—it wouldn't trigger total collapse. Real reform would target root incentives, not just the record-keeping layer. @POTUS @SusieWiles47 @SecKennedy


