Dear PinnacleCare Friend,

As the Chief Medical Officer at PinnacleCare, I was moved by the message conveyed in this informative article that ran in the Sunday edition of the New York Times. The article, entitled “Cancer Patients, Lost in a Maze of Uneven Care” by Denise Grady, is a powerful example of why PinnacleCare was created and is further inspiration to those of us who dedicate ourselves to finding the very best that the healthcare system has to offer.

“It’s patchwork, and frustrating that there’s not one person taking care of me who I can look to as my champion,” Ms. Pasqualetto said recently in a telephone interview from her home near Seattle. “I have no confidence in the system”… Where patients are treated can make all the difference. Some doctors and hospitals may not see enough cases to stay sharp.

PinnacleCare Members are already living the experience of having a “Champion,” their PinnacleCare Advocate Team, by their side 24/7, as well as access to the most experienced doctors and medical centers. At PinnacleCare it is our mission to ensure that all members realize their highest expectations for their health. Excellent care is available but in the harsh realities of today’s healthcare system, even well-connected and well-educated people need support, leading-edge information and guidance to get them to the right specialists and facilities to meet their needs.

If you would like to learn more about how PinnacleCare can help you navigate the healthcare system, please contact a PinnacleCare Membership Consultant today at 888.223.7993 or email us at PinnacleCare@PinnacleCare.com.

Good Health,
Miles J. Varn, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer

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