How the Trump Cuts Will Affect You (And What You Can Do About It)

Yo, what's up y'all? Greg here.

Let’s talk about what’s happening with all these federal cuts. Whether it’s Trump, Elon, or whoever’s really pulling the strings, the fact is—they’re slashing budgets left and right. And the big question is: how is this going to affect YOU as a healthcare provider?

Short answer? It WILL affect you. But how? That’s what we’re diving into today.

The Law of Polarity: Every Cut Has a Reaction

I need y’all to understand something called the law of polarity—for every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction.

These cuts aren’t happening in a vacuum. You might not see it today, but trust me, it’s going to trickle down to every single one of us.

Government programs are getting the axe. That means:
✅ Medicaid cuts—less money in the system, fewer patients able to afford care.
✅ Department shutdowns—thousands of people losing jobs = less disposable income for healthcare.
✅ Federal tax changes—could be good or bad, depending on where you stand.

Some will benefit (less taxes, less regulation). Others? They’re about to get hit HARD.

The Domino Effect on Healthcare Providers

Let me break it down for you:

1. People are still going to have health problems—knees will still ache, backs will still give out, and stress will still wreak havoc on people’s bodies.

2. But they might not have the disposable income to pay for traditional healthcare services. Those $150+ cash-based therapy sessions? A lot of people just won’t be able to swing that anymore.

3. Small businesses will struggle. Your patients? They might own a local gym, a hair salon, or an accounting firm that just lost a chunk of their customers. That means less money for your services.

4. Insurance reimbursement might get even worse. If you’ve been relying on insurance payouts, expect delays, reductions, or just straight-up denials.

This is trickle-down economics in real-time. You might think, "Oh, I’m safe!"—until your patients start canceling appointments because they have to stretch their dollars further.

What You NEED to Do About It (Before It’s Too Late)

The way I see it, healthcare providers have two choices right now:

🚨 OPTION #1: Ignore it and hope for the best. (Spoiler alert: BAD IDEA.)
🚀 OPTION #2: Adapt, pivot, and start preparing NOW.

I believe the next 12-24 months will see a massive increase in demand for low-price, high-volume offers.

Translation?
✅ Membership models (think $50-$100/month for digital access to your expertise).
✅ Group coaching programs.
✅ Digital courses that provide healthcare solutions without 1:1 sessions.

This is exactly why I teach healthcare professionals how to transition to online business models.

Because look—most providers are stubborn as hell. They don’t want to change until they’re FORCED to. But by the time you realize your old way of doing things isn’t working, guess what? It’s TOO LATE.

My Advice: Get Ahead of the Curve

If you already have a low-price, high-volume solution? Great. Double down on it. Push it HARD. Because people are about to start looking for alternative ways to get healthcare support.

If you DON’T have one? NOW is the time to build it.

And if you’re thinking, “Greg, I don’t know where to start,” I got you. I’ll even hook you up with the same software I use—for FREE—to help you get your offer built. Just text “SOFTWARE SPRINT” to +1 813-534-6453 and I’ll send you the details.

Final Thoughts

Change is happening, whether we like it or not. You can fight it, complain about it, or ignore it… OR you can get ahead of it and come out winning.

The choice is yours.

Much love,
Greg

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