The problem as I see it as that basic model of mainstream healthcare is utterly insane.

For every problem presented by the patient they must see a "specialist", that specialist will prescribe one or more synthetic drugs to mask or manage the symptoms, the drugs themselves might create new symptoms requiring more drugs, neither specialists nor GPs have the time training nor inclination to identify actual root causes, they might not even talk to each other, nobody is taking a look at the big picture, most doctor visits are too short to reveal much useful information, the patient is treated like a machine with disparate parts and systems that can be manipulated with pills by medical technicians, there is fanatical reliance on lab tests and other data-driven measures, treatments tend to get lost in endless minutae, and the doctors treat the disease instead of the patient.

And yet isn't health mostly about -- relationships, connection, nutrition, exercise, sleep, detoxification, direct contact with nature?