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To infinity and beyond: How Dr.Danielle Shaw and Infinity Medical are shaping the future of the private medical sector. Can the private health sector be client-focused and not profit-driven? The age-old question still rings true today, more than ever. In an era where many Americans are being drowned by the immense medical costs associated with healthcare, is there avoid to step into by a client-focused, honest, and sincere company? It is no secret that the healthcare system in Los Santos leaves a lot to be desired. Long waiting lists for elective surgery, overcrowded rooms, and the occasional controversy. However, what Infinity and other medical clinics could offer, is a potential alleviation on the burden of our state's infrastructure. However, the price has to be right. In addition, how do we know that private medical companies are overlooked by a responsible agency or if they comply with the framework of the law at all? Is there a chance that the private medical industry could solely be focused on profits rather than the wellbeing of the citizens? These are serious questions that need answering. Many of you may not have heard of Infinity Medical Holdings, but they represent the new future for holistic private healthcare throughout Los Santos. Infinity medical holdings currently have a clinic in Rockford hills that provides client-focused treatments coupled with state of the art technology, as well as staff that has been heralded as the finest in the industry. The clinic is headed by the illustrious Dr. Danielle Shaw who has a vast amount of experience in providing client-focused treatments as well as managerial expertise in a clinic setting. Pictured above: Dr.Danielle Shaw Dr. Shaw was kind enough to show me around the clinic and answer the many questions that I had. Here's what I found out... Free client-focused treatments covered by government subsidies. Yes, you read that correctly. Infinity Medical center offers free medical and allied health treatment for clients. The services provided range from General Practitioner appointment to psychological sessions and hopefully, according to Dr. Shaw, there will be rehabilitation facilities in the future. No room for profit in this private medical clinic. The Infinity Medical group boasts the claim that the center is completely not for profit, the center generates funds by private and community donations as well as taking full advantage of government subsidies. Setting their own benchmark. One of the most significant problems that arise through the private medical sector is a lack of proper regulation. Infinity Medical states that they are constantly in talks with the state and city governments, to make sure that they are always up to date in regulations as well as going above and beyond what a traditional clinic is meant to entail. Competitive wage structures. As soon as I learned that Infinity Medical was nonprofit I thought to myself, how could they possibly be competitive in wages and attract high-quality workers? Dr.Danielle Shaw reassured me that they remain extremely competitive for wages and will always attract the best quality health care professionals possible. The Infinity Medical Group represents the future for Los Santos, which is a low cost and highly effective medical treatment for every individual. In a nation where the public system is buckling under the immense pressure of healthcare, private entities such as Infinity provide a solution to alleviating the problems of the public sector and making sure that every San Andreas citizen receives the health care that they are warranted. Written by Sota Hiroshige #ADS

Armed with nothing but a camera, I ventured the streets of South Los Santos. Oh, South Central how you have a special place in my heart and memory. I've been mugged in South Los Santos.. twice, at the time of writing this article. To be perfectly honest, I would not be surprised if that number increases throughout my time here. When I told my mother that I was going to venture around the neighborhoods of South LS between 4 and 6 am, her eyes burnt a hole in me, but that's just what I did. I'm tired of all the same old crime stories coming out of these neighborhoods. Yes, crime is rife, yes it's scary and yes it's not the place you want to be when it's dark. But there is something fabled about these violent, crime-ridden neighborhoods. South LS in many respects feels like a different country. I feel like a tourist about to embark on a daredevil expedition whenever I start to see the crumbling footpaths and cumbersome potholes. I dare anyone to take a bus ride from Richman right through to Rancho and you would see the scenery transform in front of you. For some reason with all the South’s limitations, it is the yin to the north’s yang. The two geographical titans may fight upon occasion but ultimately can only exist because of the stark duality between the two. Many forget, however, that people do live in these troublesome areas and for the most part lead productive and happy existences. One of the biggest obstacles in trying to remedy these suburbs is that no-one wants to talk about it. For lawmakers and enforces, South LS remains on the periphery, it is seen in the most superficial sense. How can we solve these issues if we don't want to talk honestly about it? I don’t mean to critique law enforcement or government, but nothing is really changing. Maybe, just maybe if we could understand the area in new ways, we could crack the code to help people in the South of the City. I want to break down the barriers that we see about South Los Santos, I believe it is the only way forward. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________