The Book · Out November 17, 2026

Medicine Mafia Inc. How I Built It, Then Lost It

Part high-octane corporate thriller, part raw white-collar memoir, part forensic postmortem, Medicine Mafia Inc. pulls back the curtain for three groups who all pay for the same broken system.

Medicine Mafia Inc. Book Cover

Three Audiences

Written for the people who foot the bill — and the ones who could stop adding to it.

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For Taxpayers

The Hidden Tax

A forensic breakdown of how healthcare waste, over-utilization, and administrative leakage quietly raise premiums, taxes, and the cost of living across America.

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For Seniors

What It Costs You

How Medicare inefficiencies and Medicare Advantage overpayments land, in the end, on the people living on fixed incomes — and why the system rarely names it.

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For Operators

Seeing the Line

Not a formula for scale. An account of the moments I crossed the line — where the pressure came from, how I rationalized it, and the warning signs I ignored — from the person who crossed every one of those lines.

"I was the architect of the rise and the architect of the demise." -Mashiyat Rashid

The book is not written as justification. It is written as reflection, warning, operational analysis, institutional critique, and an honest account for the next generation — from someone who has walked the road all the way to its end.

Digital First Preview

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Pre-order today for $9.99 and receive immediate digital access to Chapters 1–3. On official release, the price rises to $12.99. The paperback, $17.99, and hardcover, $27.99, arrive November 17, 2026.

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About the Author

Mashiyat Rashid

Mashiyat Rashid built a healthcare business in Detroit, then lost it in one of the largest Medicare fraud cases in U.S. history. Medicine Mafia Inc. is his account of the rise, the fall and what he owes, written as a warning for the next generation of healthcare operators.

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