Fritz Scheffel spent over 40 years working in the health care industry, gaining firsthand knowledge about the interworking of the various industries that represent the whole. After graduating from the University of Texas Pharmacy School in 1959, he worked in retail pharmacies for about 20 years in which valuable experience was gained while working with doctors, drug-company representatives, nursing homes, health insurance companies, and the consuming public—his customers. More experiences were gained selling pharmacy computer systems to retail pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, and institutional pharmacies. Additional experiences came from working as a business broker listing and selling retail pharmacies.

After many years of witnessing the demise of the health care industry and building frustration over the absence of truth emanating from the talking heads representing all forms of news media and politicians, he wrote his first book, Health Care: It Can Be Fixed. In addition to writing about health care, he is also a public speaker and a consultant to businesses and corporations.

Fritz is an expert when it comes to identifying who is responsible for causing American health care crisis. His book, Health Care 911 shows how conniving politicians, negligent news media, greedy health insurance companies, as well as drug manufacturers and litigious lawyers—all combined to wreck what was once the finest health care system in the world. The history of the evolution of American health care system leading to Obamacare and an explanation of just how dangerous it will be to everyone, America, and the world if allowed to come to fruition is thoroughly analyzed. It also discusses hope and how education, commonsense thinking, and all normal people pulling the health care wagon in the same direction can overcome the forces aligned against them and a health care system that will work and, if implemented, will reduce health care costs and reduce the fear most people have of imagined impending health problems.