How do Local molehills Become National Moutains? Health Care
This article is a Part 2 of “How Local Mole Hills Become
National Mountains” series.  (Part 1 HERE)  A “molehill” is a
problem.  It’s not a fun problem or an easy problem to handle,
but it is a smaller problem than say 1 million molehills stacked
on top of each other. In other words, a mountain.  Health care
is a molehill.  It is a personal, family, market (global) and
possibly a local community issue, specifically with regard to
common health problems in a local community.  This health care
molehill simply requires a patient with a health need, and
groups of health professionals and wellness industry leaders
with capabilities to meet the need.  Health Care, aka Sick care,
is NOT a national mountain requiring national earth movers
supplied by Congress and regulatory agencies.  Local,
decentralized solutions serve individuals better.  I travel
about half of my work life, and without fail, I see people
during my travels.  I mean, they are everywhere!