What happens when a doctor finally says, “Enough is enough”? In this episode, Dr. Tish Singer opens up about why she left behind the broken system of hospital bureaucracy, endless rules, and insurance headaches to start Shero—a place where women are truly seen, heard, and cared for.

Together with the women of Shero, she shares the realities of working inside large healthcare systems: the burnout, the lack of compassion, and the feeling of being just a number. From gift shops and cafeterias to waiting rooms filled with patients desperate for answers, this conversation pulls back the curtain on what’s really happening behind the scenes.

You’ll hear why Dr. Singer believes big hospitals no longer deliver the best care, how insurance companies are making things harder instead of easier, and why she built Shero to put women’s health first with same-day answers and genuine compassion.

If you’ve ever felt invisible in the healthcare system—or if you’ve worked inside one and know the struggle—you’ll find this raw, unfiltered episode impossible to ignore.