How would you respond to this classmates post with positivity and a question

. Jordan Rose 9 Thread: wk 2 1 hour ago wk 2 COLLAPSE First, realize that patients are being overcharged, which is clearly wrong. Talk to the doctor who owns the practice and explain the issue. If the doctor doesn't do anything, you might need to report it to a government agency. Think about what's best: fixing it internally is great, but reporting might be necessary if nothing changes. Choose the most ethical option and take action. Finally, check to make sure the problem is solved and no new issues come up. This approach helps you handle the situation responsibly and ethically. After considering everything, I'd talk to the doctor about the overcharging issue first. If the doctor doesn't fix it, I'd report it to a government agency. It's important to make sure patients are treated fairly and ethically. I'd prefer resolving it internally, but if that doesn't work, reporting it would be the right thing to do. Even if | used a different decision-making model, my choice wouldn't change because it's clear that overcharging patients is wrong. No matter the model, I'd still talk to the doctor first and report it if necessary. Doing the right thing and ensuring patients are treated fairly would be the outcome with any ethical approach