Dr. Simone Gold, Dr. Brian Tyson, and John Rich expose what the system doesn’t want patients to know, how overmedication, profit-driven care, and silenced doctors became the norm. A bold look at the failures that led to GoldCare’s creation.

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In a nation founded on liberty, how did medicine become a cage? That was the urgent question at the heart of the GoldCare Medical Townhall featuring Dr. Simone Gold, Dr. Brian Tyson, and country music artist John Rich. Together, they exposed the profit-driven reality of modern healthcare and unveiled a powerful alternative: GoldCare.

The Trap of Corporate Medicine

Dr. Gold opened the event with a hard truth: “Sickness is profitable. Healing, not so much.” For decades, Americans have been funneled into a system that doesn’t prioritize health—it prioritizes control. Overprescribed medications, rushed appointments, and corporate protocols have replaced doctor-patient relationships.

Dr. Brian Tyson called it what it is: a shift from healthcare to “health business.” Since the 1980s, the rise of HMOs and hospital group ownership stripped physicians of their independence. Today, 90% of doctors are employed by corporate systems—and most choose financial security over doing what’s right for the patient.

COVID: The Great Unmasking

The pandemic laid bare the system’s flaws. John Rich recounted how Americans were herded like cattle through narrow treatment corridors—denied safe, repurposed medications like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, while hospitals pushed expensive, system-approved alternatives.

“They told us what we could take and punished us for thinking for ourselves,” Rich said. “They let people die alone, drugged and isolated, while silencing doctors who wanted to save them.”

Dr. Tyson agreed. His clinic treated thousands with early intervention protocols that worked. “If we got to patients before Day 7, our success rate was 100%,” he said. “But the system said wait until they were nearly dead. It was criminal.”

From Propaganda to Polypharmacy

Beyond the censorship and mandates, the Townhall explored another hidden crisis: polypharmacy. Americans over 40 are often on multiple prescriptions—statins, antidepressants, PPIs, blood pressure meds—all with side effects and interactions that rarely get explained.

John Rich shared his own story: put on a statin and Nexium at age 23, he stayed on them for nearly three decades. “Nobody told me about the long-term side effects. My joints hurt, my energy was gone, and I never questioned it—until I used GoldCare to speak with a doctor who actually listened.”

The result? He stopped both drugs, cleaned up his supplements, and saw major improvements in clarity, energy, and overall well-being.

What Makes GoldCare Different

GoldCare isn’t just a service—it’s a declaration of medical independence. Dr. Gold described it as a two-part system:

• WellnessU: An educational library full of uncensored medical content from real doctors. No pharma influence. No woke agendas. Just information patients can actually use.

• Direct Access to Doctors: Members can speak with independent physicians within 24 hours. They don’t just push prescriptions—they answer questions, review alternatives, and help patients make informed choices.

Through the platform, patients also gain access to GoldCare Med Packs—pre-approved medication kits for emergencies, delivered to their home and supported by providers who understand the system’s roadblocks. “If we had these in 2020,” Dr. Gold said, “thousands of lives would have been saved.”

True Care. Real Conversations.

Dr. Tyson emphasized that ethical care isn’t about speed or volume—it’s about time and truth. That’s why his practice uses scribes so he can focus on patients, not paperwork. GoldCare took this even further, building a system that removes the billing red tape so doctors can actually talk to patients.

Rich was astonished by the simplicity. “I book an appointment, and within a day, I’m speaking to someone who knows what they’re talking about and isn’t just reading a script.”

He also praised the naturopathic and integrative care component. “No one ever told me that my B vitamins had cyanide derivatives. I found that out on GoldCare.”

This Is Not Concierge Care for the Elite

Dr. Gold made one thing clear: GoldCare is priced for everyone. “You don’t need to be rich to get real care,” she said. “We built this so no one gets left behind. Not in the next pandemic. Not ever again.”

Membership costs $10/month for individuals or $20/month for families. And during Freedom Month, John Rich personally sponsored the first month for every new member, plus 50% off provider appointments.

Deprescribing: The Path Back to Wellness

GoldCare doesn’t just add prescriptions—it helps patients get off them when appropriate. This concept of “deprescribing” is at the heart of the movement. It’s about reversing the drug stacking culture and returning to care that prioritizes healing over dependency.

Whether it’s reviewing statins, questioning antidepressants, or exploring root causes of symptoms long ignored, GoldCare is giving patients the tools to finally ask, “Do I even need this?”

The Final Message: Access + Information = Freedom

As the Townhall came to a close, Dr. Gold reminded viewers that freedom isn’t possible without both access and information. Without knowledge, access is useless. Without access, knowledge is paralyzing. GoldCare delivers both.

“This platform changes lives,” John Rich said. “It changed mine. It changed my wife’s. It can change yours.”