Dutch Rojas I’ve yet to meet a physician who was happy with the decision to sell to PE after the deal.

NO SNARKY COMMENTS! INFORMATION ONLY! Serious question: I wonder if serving in Congress qualifies her for PSLF?

Watch me try Iowa State Fair foods! Deep-fried peanut butter and jelly Uncrustable, Iowa Twinkie, bacon cheeseburger eggroll

What % of people in the United States are aware of the normal variety of colors eggs can be, when bought from a farm with henhouse?

Same answer as given by Luther Rael in the TV show “Andor” when he’s asked “what have you sacrificed?” and the answer is this: youtu.be/-3RCme2zZRY

“Get away from the workstation” they said. “Stop thinking about bone and joint X-rays” they said. “Take the grandkids out for an experience” they said. The experience:

Can’t get this out of my head.

This children’s book seems to have foreseen #TedLasso .

Me watching the endocrinologist order another follow up thyroid US for benign sub 1cm nodules stable over 7 years despite being told on the last 5 exams that no further follow up is needed.

I propose NO-RADS : A standardized scoring system to quantify how understaffed and overwhelmed your practice is.

Healthcare answer is "the fax machine."

Never considered that before.

This week I had so many Sad Partners reach out to me about the state of their Radiology practices which sold to private equity. Meanwhile, the private equity groups are still having “nights out” to try to recruit residents and new radiologists. Good luck🤣 They know better

Honestly, I’m both amazed and disturbed by this.

Well that’s a new one.

Today's adviser horror story. A client transferred $5.0m of VTI in a trust from Vanguard to Fidelity. The shares have $2.5m in unrealized gain. A Fidelity "adviser" recommended selling VTI, paying tax, and using a higher fee SMA (separately managed acct.) for tax efficiency.

Very interesting story. Makes you think “Where does this lead?”

Every day is a blessing…