sabio Health

MSO for Independent PCP’s seeking autonomy from corporate healthcare serving overlooked & underserved seniors at-home in rural & semi-rural health deserts.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

What makes Sabio different is that we bring medicine back to where it belongs -- into the home, into the daily lives of the elders we serve. In too much of modern healthcare, older adults are rushed through systems that don’t honor their dignity, their time, or their unique needs

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

We see families paying out of pocket for groceries or transportation -- never knowing their parent’s plan offered a Flex Card or community program to help.
Relief left on the table.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Too often we see the same pattern: families falling apart not because of medical care, but because there's no financial infrastructure for aging coordination.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

At Sabio Health, we see it every day: families juggling bills, group texts, and hidden benefits they never knew existed. It’s not just the caregiving — it’s the invisible load of coordination and money that wears families down. That’s why they need a home base.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Seniors shouldn’t pay higher coinsurance just because their doctor is owned by a hospital. Site-neutral payments = lower costs for patients + billions saved for Medicare.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Medicare pays more for the same doctor visit if it’s billed as “hospital outpatient” instead of an independent office. Same CPT code, higher cost. Site-neutral reform could save Medicare $100B+ and lower seniors’ bills. Same care, same pay.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

We’re talking to families who are juggling household bills, benefits, and family contributions for an aging parent. Think: Venmo requests, group texts, and spreadsheets for groceries, rent, utilities, or aides. If this sounds like your life, we’d love your perspective.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

It’s the group texts that never end.
One sibling pays mom’s rent. Another covers groceries. Someone else forgets.
And the “organizer” is left chasing receipts, Venmo requests, and awkward reminders.

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

Prior authorization is just denial with paperwork.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Our families tell us: "It’s the grocery bills, the rent checks, the utilities".
Who’s paying? Who’s tracking? Who’s reminding?
Usually… it falls on one person.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

At Sabio Health, we see it every day: families juggling bills, group texts, and hidden benefits they never knew existed. It’s not just the caregiving -- it’s the invisible load of coordination and money that wears families down.

That’s why they need a home base.

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Every day at Sabio Health, we sit with families in the sandwich generation.

They’re caring for aging parents and raising kids.
And almost every one of them says the same thing:
“The care isn’t the hardest part. It’s everything else.”

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

This thread is why we’re not just investing in healthcare — we’re rebuilding it.

Medicare-dependent older adults in underserved urban and rural areas are left behind as hospitals consolidate and private equity scales access, not quality.

We’re supporting independent physicians

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

Nineteen physicians serve in Congress.
You’d think that might help.
It hasn’t.

These are people who’ve taken the Hippocratic Oath.

Who’ve cared for patients.
Who’ve seen the mess up close.

And yet?
The system keeps collapsing.

Physicians are banned, yes, banned, from building hospitals.

But private equity?
No problem.

Medicare payments drop year after year, unless, of course, a non profit health system owns your practice.

Then suddenly, it’s worth more.
Same doctor.
Same room.
Different logo.
More money.

That’s not economics.
That’s a racket.

Since 2001, Medicare physician payments have dropped 22% in real dollars.

The Medicare Economic Index? Up 48%.

Meanwhile, hospital lobbyists spent $28 million last year making sure nothing changes.

That’s ten times what the AMA spent.
And somehow, we still pretend this is a “market.”

The No Surprises Act?
It took $18 billion out of the hands of physicians and handed it to insurers. Stark and CON laws? Once meant to stop corruption—now used to kneecap independent practices.

In states like North Carolina and Kentucky, Republican lawmakers defend CON laws like they’re protecting the Constitution.
That’s not conservatism.
That’s corporate protectionism in a lab coat.

So what are these 19 physician-legislators doing?

Not much.

They know the truth.
They just won’t say it.
Because in Washington, silence is safer than reform. And everyone knows it.

The cartel isn’t going to fix itself.
But we might.

#TheIPStandard #PhysicianOwnedHospitals #Healthcare

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

The most powerful place in healthcare?
Not the hospital. Not the clinic.
It’s the patient’s home.
That’s where trust is built, outcomes improve, and costs drop.
That’s where we show up — every day.
#HomeIsHealthcare #ReclaimRuralHealth #GeriatricCare

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

The most powerful place in healthcare?
Not the hospital. Not the clinic.
It’s the patient’s home.
That’s where trust is built, outcomes improve, and costs drop.
That’s where we show up — every day.
#HomeIsHealthcare #ReclaimRuralHealth #GeriatricCare

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Rural America isn’t dying. It’s being ignored.
And we’re done waiting.
We’re reclaiming rural health — one home, one doctor, one bold idea at a time.
Because geography should never be a barrier to world-class care.
#ReclaimRuralHealth #IndependentPhysicianRevolution #SabioHealth

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

Healthcare today has lost its way.

At Sabio Health, we’re breaking free from the corporatized, transactional model that has failed both patients and providers.

We’re building a healthcare system driven by purpose, not profit—where both patients & providers thrive.

[Dan Choi, MD, FAAOS @drdanchoi]

💯 what’s happened in healthcare. Affordable Care Act created over regulation and too many rules that stopped innovation in healthcare delivery systems by physicians. Why were physician owned hospitals banned by the ACA??

Vertically integrated insurers and large health systems utilized regulatory capture to limit advancement of more efficient & high quality care delivery systems

Bring back physician owned hospitals and private practice and Make American Healthcare Great Again! 🇺🇸

cc: @elonmusk @RobertKennedyJr @VivekGRamaswamy @DOGE @SpeakerJohnson @DrOz

[Shawn Martin @rshawnm]

"We need to think bigger, bolder and outside the box. The people living in rural communities deserve high-quality, physician-led care."

https://t.co/u8H0cUowYU

[sabio Health @sabioHealth]

@rshawnm We have a home-based primary care practice in GA focused on these neglected communities. Nevertheless, physician pay reform is necessary as a start but a full transition to quality-based payments is essential. Full stop.