After years of navigating life-threatening illnesses, emergency rooms, delayed diagnoses, complex medical systems, and the search for specialists capable of providing the care he desperately needed, Les Duncan came to a difficult realization: the greatest challenge was often not the illness itself, it was the healthcare system.

In Reclaiming Healthcare, Duncan transforms his deeply personal experiences into a compelling examination of modern healthcare and the growing influence of corporate ownership, administrative bureaucracy, and profit-driven decision-making. Through firsthand accounts, he explores how these changes have affected the relationship between patients and physicians, the quality of care, and the ability of medical professionals to make decisions based solely on their patients' best interests.

More than a personal memoir, this book is a thoughtful call for meaningful reform. Duncan highlights the voices of physicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and communities working to restore a healthcare system centered on compassionate, patient-focused care.

Whether you are a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, policymaker, or simply someone concerned about the future of medicine, Reclaiming Healthcare offers practical insights, honest reflection, and hope that positive change is still possible.

This is a story of resilience, advocacy, and the enduring belief that medicine should always place patients and physicians at the heart of healthcare.