Dr. Bernard is published in Naples Magazine saying: “throughout my twenty years as a primary care physician, I have cried many times in my office, and so have most of my colleagues. I’m not talking about tears for our patients, although we do that, too. I’m referring to tears of angst, anxiety, and frustration over a broken healthcare system that has forced physicians to become assembly-line ‘providers’ and data-entry clerks rather than allowing us to truly focus on patients.”

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