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Earlier this week, I canceled a complex breast reconstruction case because the hospital didn’t have the staff we needed to do it safely. My patient and I agreed—we weren’t going to compromise. The next day, the hospital found the staff. We did the case the right way. Standing up... show more

Elisabeth Potter MD

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11,795 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля kathryn harmon

kathryn harmon1 год назад

Dr. Elisabeth Potter should be appointed to the highest position in the land to oversee all clinical care in American medicine … AND help ensure that insurance plans cover ALL related clinical needs to optimize positive patient outcomes rather than just fatten corporate profits.

Фото профиля The Final Pam

The Final Pam1 год назад

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Фото профиля Venkat Seshadri MD FAAOS

Venkat Seshadri MD FAAOS1 год назад

Good for you doc! While independent docs are dwindling - we do have one thing - the leverage to vote with our feet and not take cases to substandard facilities . We should try to keep that leverage as long as we can @realdocspeaks @DutchRojas @JahangirAsgha10

Фото профиля Chris Livingston MD FACS PA

Chris Livingston MD FACS PA1 год назад

Be very careful @epottermd, although you may believe the hospital to be understaffed, the hospital may not see it that way which can lead to problems.

Фото профиля Elisabeth Potter MD

Elisabeth Potter MD1 год назад

The hospital repeatedly booked cases that they could not staff. That is the truth.

Фото профиля 🌻 Leanne 🧡

🌻 Leanne 🧡1 год назад

@mdpntr75 Thank you for your advocacy and diligence on behalf of patients 🙏🏼🩵

Фото профиля Crappie-doc 🐟🎣

Crappie-doc 🐟🎣1 год назад

Would a professional athlete be put in this position? More attention given to a ball than a life. Priorities.

Фото профиля ChrisGPT 🌎

ChrisGPT 🌎1 год назад

Thank you Dr. Potter. Keep going. Keep exposing the truth. 🩺

Фото профиля Meghan

Meghan1 год назад

I wonder how often they cancel or delay surgeries for males compared to females.

Фото профиля ℝussell Pekala

ℝussell Pekala1 год назад

If you want more people to have access to your services it means you have to figure out how to make them available with fewer external resources (cheaper). Otherwise you don’t really care about your customers / patients

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I’ve heard you telling me that your hospitals and clinics are understaffed and stretched too thin. Today, it happened to my patient and I know it’s happening to others, too. I showed up to do three breast reconstruction surgeries. But the hospital told me they didn’t have enough staff for the last case. It seems they expected me to work faster, stretch the team thinner, and “make it work.” That’s not how we do safe surgery. So I called my patient and told her the truth. We agreed—we’re not doing this case that way. This isn’t a one-time thing. It’s happening too often. We’re being asked to do more, with less, in less time. Patients deserve better—and so do the people taking care of them.

I’ve heard you telling me that your hospitals and clinics are understaffed and stretched too thin. Today, it happened to my patient and I know it’s happening to others, too. I showed up to do three breast reconstruction surgeries. But the hospital told me they didn’t have enough staff for the last case. It seems they expected me to work faster, stretch the team thinner, and “make it work.” That’s not how we do safe surgery. So I called my patient and told her the truth. We agreed—we’re not doing this case that way. This isn’t a one-time thing. It’s happening too often. We’re being asked to do more, with less, in less time. Patients deserve better—and so do the people taking care of them.

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47,743 просмотров • 1 год назад

We have to be patient on these #indictments it takes time to build a solid case and we need the charges to stick. I say take your time general #Bondi and do it right. #justice is coming just be #patient #longlivetherepublic

We have to be patient on these #indictments it takes time to build a solid case and we need the charges to stick. I say take your time general #Bondi and do it right. #justice is coming just be #patient #longlivetherepublic

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My last case of 2025 and my first case of 2026 tell you everything you need to know about our healthcare system. Last week, I was scheduled to do a DIEP flap for a patient who had been waiting a long time. We had asked her insurance company if we could do the surgery in network at @Redbudsurgerycenter, where we have everything needed to safely and efficiently take care of her. They hadn’t approved that, so the surgery had to be scheduled at an older hospital in town. When we arrived, the hospital was having HVAC issues. The humidity levels were not safe for surgery. We waited for hours, and ultimately the case had to be canceled. It wasn’t just her surgery. Multiple surgeries were canceled that day because operating under those conditions would have been a fire risk. We weren’t able to reschedule her surgery before the end of the year, which means her deductible resets. I could have safely done her surgery at Redbud that day but insurance rules wouldn’t allow it. This is what closed networks and rigid systems look like in real life. Now here’s the contrast. The first case I’m doing in 2026 is also a woman who needs breast reconstruction with DIEP flaps. This time, instead of traditional insurance, her employer uses a third party administrator. They came to me directly and asked what I would charge if they paid fairly and transparently. On Monday, we’re doing her bilateral DIEP flap at @Redbudsurgerycenter. I can control the environment, the costs, and the care. It’s better for the patient and significantly less expensive for the employer. This is called Direct Specialty Care. It’s not direct primary care. It’s specialty care delivered without unnecessary barriers. It’s happening. We’re starting the year this way. And I’m going to keep pushing the boundaries and keeping you informed.

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Last night, I got a late call from a breast surgeon here in Austin, TX. Her 22-year-old patient— just days away from a mastectomy—found out the plastic surgeon she had been seeing is out-of-network and her insurance doesn’t cover any out-of-network care. So now what? The breast surgeon called me and asked for a favor, knowing I take cases like this on, even if the payments are low…too low to cover the costs for me and my practice…because I think it’s the right thing to do. My team is doing everything we can to get her seen this week and to get her case approved. But here’s the thing: this isn’t a one-off. This is yet another example of how having insurance doesn’t mean you have access to care. These narrow networks are failing patients. This young woman has cancer now. She needs surgery now. And we don’t have the luxury of time to wait for policy change. The sad reality is I can’t afford to keep doing this for patients, even though I want to. We need a better system for patients and for the doctors trying to care for them. I believe we can fix this. But we need the help of the government. We need laws to change, and we don't have the luxury of time.

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22-year-old patient just days away from a mastectomy denied by her insurance to see another Doctor, since her doctor is out of town. Last night, I got a late call from a breast surgeon here in Austin, TX. Her 22-year-old patient just days away from a mastectomy found out the plastic surgeon she had been seeing is out-of-network and her insurance doesn’t cover any out-of-network care. So now what? The breast surgeon called me and asked for a favor, knowing I take cases like this on, even if the payments are low…too low to cover the costs for me and my practice…because I think it’s the right thing to do. My team is doing everything we can to get her seen this week and to get her case approved. But here’s the thing: this isn’t a one-off. This is yet another example of how having insurance doesn’t mean you have access to care. These narrow networks are failing patients. This young woman has cancer now. She needs surgery now. And we don’t have the luxury of time to wait for policy change. The sad reality is I can’t afford to keep doing this for patients, even though I want to. We need a better system for patients and for the doctors trying to care for them. I believe we can fix this. But we need the help of the government. We need laws to change, and we don't have the luxury of time.

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