(Flash Review)

The nation needs to follow the Mayo's Vision as it truly puts people over profits. Not that profits aren't important but their passion to give patients the best possible best care is refreshing. The documentary does a nice job of blending historical chronology with modern patients health troubles and how Mayo attempted to cure them with unique approaches. Many of the unique or first of a kind cures are showcased. The vision of the original Mayo family is the underlying focus and is very impressive. One of the key factors that is still in practice today are that the Mayo Staff are salaried rather than paid by the quantity of patients or services they provide; needed or not.

Its the ken burns docu voice that makes me attached to this film about the mayo clinic. i remember when youung, there were people from my neighbourhood who had large heart surgeries at the mayo clinic, and everytime i hear the jingle''my grandma and your grandma, sittin' by the fire, making mayo mayo'' i do recal the same memories.

its said at least a health commercial en masse' tried well hidden into the historical presentation in this documentary, well why not, it covers the expenses and do have a great purpose from every part, as for me this is history lesson of high quality and should be seen even by the competitors of the health industry and insurance companies.

the grumpy old man thinks its a good documentary, and the doolittle stuff inbetween, just chew on it.

In my opinion, this was an inspiring documentary about how medical solutions for excellent care can be achieved through collaborative efforts and on going education such as shown in this film. I enjoyed the photos and quotes from the three Dr. Mayos. One learns how the Mayo clinic began and how it continues it's commitment to education, social equality for health care, and fast accurate diagnosis and treatments at Mayo (past and present).