I can see the issue. The ApproachSection has height: 4.25in but contains too much content including a large boardroom image (h-64/h-80) that pushes the content outside the fixed height container, and then the page container has overflow: hidden which clips it. Let me also check the FlowSection to see what "Design for hospital" section refers to:

Now I understand. The "A fundamentally different model" heading is in the ComparisonSection (Page 3), and "Designed for Hospital Leadership" is likely in the AudienceSection (Page 4). The issue is that the ApproachSection on Page 2 has a large boardroom image that makes it overflow its 4.25in height. I need to remove that image and adjust spacing to fit properly within the page. Let me fix this:

Now let me also adjust the ProblemSection to ensure proper fit:

I've fixed the layout issue by removing the large boardroom image from the ApproachSection and reducing padding/spacing in both the ProblemSection and ApproachSection to fit properly within their 4.25in heights on Page 2. This ensures "A fundamentally different model" in the ComparisonSection on Page 3 is no longer being cut off or blocked by overflowing content from Page 2.

Looking at the screenshot, I can see the ApproachSection pillar cards are getting cut off at the bottom (the descriptions are truncated), and there's an awkward flow between the FlowSection and ComparisonSection. The issue is the fixed heights combined with overflow: hidden are clipping content. Let me read the current sections and fix the layout properly.

Now I see the issue. The problem is two-fold:

1. The FlowSection has mb-16 on the heading which wastes space
2. The ComparisonSection has mb-16 on the heading as well
3. The flow diagram cards are quite tall with py-8 padding

Let me fix both sections to fit properly within Page 3:

I've adjusted both sections to fit properly on Page 3. The FlowSection now has reduced height (3.5in), smaller cards with tighter padding, and the ComparisonSection takes up 5in with a more compact table (smaller cell padding and font sizes). Together they total 8.5in which matches the landscape page height, and the content is now properly contained without overflow clipping.