Books by Dr. Suliman E. Ahmed, M.D.
Evidence-based books for healthcare leaders and the people they serve.
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The DSAG Executive Methodology
Foundations of Evidence-Based Executive Decision Making · Founder’s Edition
Healthcare does not suffer from a lack of evidence. It suffers from the gap between evidence and execution.
For years I watched capable leaders make high-stakes decisions on instinct, urgency, or the loudest voice in the room. The data was there. The discipline was not.
So I built one.
The DSAG Executive Methodology is the framework behind how we diagnose, model, validate, and scale decisions at Dr. Suliman Advisory Group. Four stages. Eight steps. One discipline. Now it is a book.
Founder’s Edition. Written for executives who carry the weight of the decision and want a method, not an opinion.
It is in the final stage of publication. More soon.
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About the Book
Health insurance in the United States is complex, and the wrong plan can leave you or your family facing unexpected medical bills. In A Doctor’s Guide to Health Insurance, Dr. Suliman Elwagei Ahmed, M.D., brings a physician’s perspective to one of the most important financial decisions you make every year: how to protect your health without adding financial or social stress.
Inside, you will learn:
- How preventive care and healthy habits help keep your premiums and costs down
- How to use the ACA Marketplace to compare plans, even if you already have employer coverage
- How to choose between HMO, PPO, and high deductible plans by looking beyond the monthly premium
- Practical ways to lower costs, including HSAs, FSAs, and negotiating with insurers
- How to get the most from employer sponsored benefits during open enrollment
- Long term planning for families and small business owners, including HRAs and QSEHRAs
Why Every Household in the U.S. Should Have a Copy
Most people choose a health plan once a year, often in a hurry, and only discover its limits when a bill arrives. This short, plain language guide gives you the right questions to ask before you enroll, so you avoid paying for coverage you don’t need, or finding yourself without coverage you do.
Released on the author’s birthday as a gift to the people of the United States.
