Sick Care

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Booking Overview

Sick Care is an investigative series examining systemic failures in the U.S. medical system—especially how insurers and related entities can put profits ahead of patients. The show leans on legal, whistleblower, and investigative reporting with guests who can speak credibly to policy, litigation, and harm caused by insurance practices.

Metrics

Episodes: 7

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Contact Information

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
U.S.-based healthcare legal experts (plaintiff-side or whistleblower/healthcare litigation attorneys), senior compliance/regulatory professionals, documented whistleblowers, and individuals with first-hand experiences relevant to insurance denials/care disruptions; guests typically need direct knowledge of specific claims, lawsuits, or documented misconduct within insurer/healthcare billing ecosystems (e.g., Medicare Advantage, provider networks, reimbursement/payment structures).
Required Achievements:  
Experience as a whistleblower or whistleblower client, Role as an attorney litigating healthcare/insurance claims, Direct involvement in suits related to billing, reimbursement, or alleged collusion

Recent Guest Discussions

Teresa Ross - Personal Experience With Whistleblower Litigation; Stakes And Consequences Of Bringing Claims

Mary Inman - Whistleblower Lawsuits; How Whistleblower Cases Work; Impact/toll On Whistleblowers

Sam Krause - Family Experience During Discharges/disputed Care Process; Personal Impact Of Insurer/provider Actions

Rachel Krause - Personal Experience With Care Denial And Discharge After Requests For Records; Consequences For Patient And Spouse

Matt Lavin - Multiplan-related Reimbursement/out-of-network Payment Disputes; Allegations Of Collusion; Secret Meetings And Related Lawsuit Claims

Recent Topics

Healthcare, Insurance, Medical Billing, Health Policy, Fraud

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Sick Care
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Blowing the Whistle on Sick Care

June 29, 2026

We’ve talked a bit about Medicare Advantage fraud and whistleblower complaints on the show, but for the final episode of season one, we’re talking to attorney Mary Inman and her whistleblower client Teresa Ross. Our conversation with them provides an inside look at how these cases work, as well as the toll they can take on people who are brave enough to file a whistleblower lawsuit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Banned From Care

February 24, 2026

Rachel Krause had just endured every expectant mother’s worst nightmare: a stillbirth. But the trauma she was about to experience at the hands of her corporate medical provider had just begun. Requests for her medical records and information about her health ultimately led to her and her husband being discharged from Optum’s care. Rachel and Sam share their story in this episode of Sick Care. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Collusion Game

January 16, 2026

Attorney Matt Lavin kept hearing the same complaint from doctors and hospitals being squeezed on reimbursements: look into MultiPlan. So he followed the money. In this episode of Sick Care, Lavin walks us through secret meetings and the lawsuit accusing MultiPlan and major insurers of allegedly colluding to rig out-of-network payments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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