Doctors take an oath to help people. While the oath may differ by school, the idea is that new doctors swear to practice their medicine honestly, to help those they can, and keep peoples’ information private. While the wording and name of the oath may differ from discipline or school, the idea of it is the same. Most people know the doctor’s oath as the Hippocratic oath, but it has changed multiple times throughout history.
Mark Cereceda isn’t tied by his oath to help people. Regardless of common social ideologies of doctors’ purposes, helping people was always something Mark Cereceda wanted to do. It was for that purpose he became a doctor. It is now his job as a chiropractic physician to help relieve people of their pain and suffering. In his quest to help as many people as possible, he bought multiple health centers to practice medicine out of.
Mark Cereceda‘s centers include: Ceda Orthopedics, Interventional Medicine, and Ceda Health. Each facility offers modern equipment and practices with friendly service. As an additional convenience, Mark Cereceda’s centers offer in-house transportation. Without a doubt, operating a health center is expensive. Take into consideration the wages of healthcare employees, the cost can be steep. Mark Cereceda has over 100 employees too.
Yet, despite the cost of the medical equipment and services, Mark Cereceda helps everyone even if they can’t afford the service. Mark Cereceda knows not everyone can afford to see a specialist even if they live in misery. Not wanting anyone to suffer with back or pain, he has always provided medical services to patients regardless of the ability to pay. Mark Cereceda still needs to make a profit to keep his centers operating and to afford the best in medical equipment, but he also doesn’t want to alienate those who need his help the most.