Here's a question most people never ask: When you pay your medical bills, where does that money actually go?

Shareholders in New York? Private equity investors cashing out in 3-5 years? Hospital executives with multi-million dollar compensation packages?

Or does it stay in your community?

The thing nobody talks about—might be the most important factor shaping your care. Using AllCare Health in Southern Oregon as a case study, he shows how a physician-owned structure creates completely different incentives than corporate healthcare.

You'll discover:

• Why 76% of doctors owned their practices in 1983, but less than half do today (and what that shift means for you)
• The legal trick that lets AllCare prioritize long-term community health over quarterly profits (it's called Benefit Company statu ...