Most people don’t leave their doctor because of one bad visit. They leave because they’re tired of feeling rushed, unheard, and stuck on the same path with no real answers.
In this conversation, Dr Robyn Wright of Healthy Evolutions walks through the long road that led her into naturopathic medicine and why she stepped away from faster, surface level care in the first place. Scott and Robin dig into what actually drives healthcare costs, why insurance feels broken to so many families, and how individualized care changes the entire equation.
From hormones and lab work to pricing, burnout, and patient trust, this episode pulls back the curtain on what thoughtful, slower medicine really looks like and why it matters.
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Dr. Robyn Wright bio:
I’ve been immersed in healthcare for as long as I can remember. After earning my undergraduate degree at La Salle University, I managed a series of weight loss centers and even started my own health coaching business before entering medical school. In 2018, I earned my medical degree from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine (now Sonoran University of Health Sciences), and upon graduation, I completed a year-long residency in primary care. With over two decades of professional experience, my journey has taken me through various roles, from front desk reception, to back office administration, and even a pharmaceutical rep. Witnessing individuals try various approaches, often with little or no success, was an eye-opening experience. As a naturopathic doctor, I found that by addressing underlying health concerns, following healthy eating principles, and making lifestyle adjustments, my patients were truly able to transform their health! While I do treat most health concerns, I primarily focus on hormones, thyroid, and metabolic health for women and men at all phases of life.
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21 mins