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Healthcare was meant to save lives, not become a marketplace for extraction. Across the world, hospitals have quietly evolved into financial ecosystems, where procurement contracts, medical equipment, billing systems, and public funding streams are increasingly vulnerable to fraud, corruption, and organised criminal networks. #economy #capitalism #geopolitics

In this story, GAGING PRODUCTRY investigates how healthcare became entangled with capitalism, how public and private systems intersect, and how that intersection has been exploited, from United States medical equipment and billing fraud, to large-scale procurement looting in South African hospitals.

This is not a story about isolated criminals. It is about systems, incentives, and governance failures that allow healthcare, one of society's most critical institutions, to be treated as a profit centre rather than a public good.

We examine:
How capitalism entered modern healthcare systems.
The role of private suppliers, consultants, and intermediaries.
The strengths and weaknesses of public versus private healthcare models.
International healthcare fraud networks and procurement corruption.
Why hospitals have become prime targets for financial exploitation.

This story asks a difficult but necessary question:
When profit meets healthcare, who truly pays the price?

Healthcare fraud does not only steal money, it erodes trust, weakens institutions, and ultimately costs lives. Understanding how theses systems are abused is the first step toward accountability, reform, and protection of pubic resources.

Chapters:

0:00 Introduction
1:21 Why Capitalism Entered Healthcare
3:07 The Rise Of The Public-Private Model
4:05 The Cost Of Market Logic
5:00 How Hospitals Became Targets
6:48 Capitalism Did Not Cause The Crime
7:30 The Outro & The Unresolved Question

By: GAGING PRODUCTRY