What does an MRI actually cost?
In Episode 3 of The Rojas Report, I walk through one scan—five different prices. The story isn't about the scan. It’s about power, contracts, and how disconnected pricing has become from value.
We also cover a new bill in Congress that aims to lift the ban on physician-owned hospitals. This isn’t talk. It’s a real chance to restore autonomy to independent physicians.
Then we get into JP Morgan. The largest bank in the country is being sued by its own employees for how it handled healthcare investments. When Wall Street cracks, pay attention.
And finally, the New York Times offers its five-year COVID retrospective. But they leave out the part that matters: pricing power, physician independence, and how much control was lost—and never regained.
Why This Episode Matters:
Real pricing data from the field—not theory
Legislative movement on POHs that shifts the landscape
A major financial institution facing internal backlash
A post-COVID breakdown that centers physicians, not institutions
This isn’t a recap. It’s a roadmap—for those building independent healthcare in a dependent system.
