by myheartcreative | May 7, 2019 | Uncategorized
$34,000 to save mothers and their children from postpartum depression A swimming pool. Most of a Tesla. Not nearly enough to have your kid swapped out during their sham SAT test. Nor would an ICU bill for a stay that resulted in survival — $48,744 is the cost of that.... 
by myheartcreative | Jan 10, 2019 | Uncategorized
Female physicians and the fiberglass ceiling Updated: Feb 5, 2019 A male physician — one who sits on multiple committees at a large hospital in Dallas — was recently quoted in the Dallas Medical Journal, that female physicians earn less, and they “choose to or they... 
by myheartcreative | Jan 10, 2019 | Uncategorized
What it’s like to practice medicine behind bars Updated: Feb 5, 2019 I hear many comments and genuine inquiries about being a physician in a prison. They’re all well-meaning yet hint at how little is known about this world on the “inside” and those who inhabit it. I... 
by myheartcreative | Dec 22, 2018 | Uncategorized
Who is who? Not every “Doctor” is a Physician. Patients Deserve Transparancy. By Torie Sepah, MD Updated: Jan 8, 2019 Recently, a form showed up on my desk to sign, approval for something or other. Not uncommon, given my role at the time as a chief... 
by myheartcreative | Dec 1, 2018 | Uncategorized
To save lives, its time to normalize psychiatry once and for all. By Torie Sepah, MD Updated: Feb 5, 2019 I’ve thought a great deal about what to say, if anything, about the two suicides recently of two people who were not merely celebrities in the TMZ sense, but...