"Hol, Johnson?" Anson appeared puzzled. Just a few minutes earlier, Eric had requested that he inform the Hamptons about a change in their treatment plan.

It was hard for Anson to believe that Eric had come up with a new treatment plan in such a short time. Eric had only performed standard procedures like checking Sam's condition and writing a prescription.

In modern medicine, a patient needed to be diagnosed before receiving medication. Eric's approach seemed too straightforward.

Anson wondered if Eric truly understood all of the patient's conditions with just a quick assessment.

With many doubts in his mind, Anson inquired, "Is the plan ready?"

He didn't want to question Eric too much. After all, if the head of the holistic medicine department held Eric in high regard, he must have significant influence. Anson, with years of experience in medicine, knew whom to avoid offending, and Eric was one of those individuals.

Anson had heard that there were very few experienced physician