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Author: Amy Walsh, MD I recently saw this article called the EPIC Medical Campus May Make You Want To Vomit.
Continue readingFrom About Garrison Bliss, MD: The DPCC fly-in has been the most productive we have seen. We are on the verge of
Continue readingWritten by Liz Fischer “The continuing relationship between the general practitioner and the patient allows the doctor to build up
Continue readingBy Dr. Zachary West, DO: It is common in medicine to utilize prescription therapies in an “off-label” manner. The future
Continue readingAuthor: Lara Kenney, MD The Direct Care world has been buzzing about “DINOs” (Direct Primary Care in Name Only) for some
Continue readingWritten by Emily O’Rourke, MD This is the beginning of a three-part series detailing the ways in which patients are
Continue readingAuthor: Amy Walsh, MD Here it is… My “epic” post. I’ve been waiting years to write this. Literally years. Ever
Continue readingAuthor: Amy Walsh, MD I just returned from a nice summer vacation. Relaxing. Beautiful destination. Turned off electronics. But ~
Continue readingBy Dr. Zachary West, DO: As a doctor of osteopathic medicine (DO) my appreciation for the whole person approach to
Continue reading(By Tami Singh, MD) Incorporating staff in a DPC office can be controversial just like other aspects of DPC. What’s
Continue readingWritten by Emily O’Rourke, MD One of my favorite stories illustrating the harms perpetrated by the Corporate Practice of Medicine
Continue readingAuthor: Sarah Zaheer, MD The summer dilemma for working moms is real. With schools no longer in session, a lot of
Continue readingAuthor: Lara Kenney, MD Lately, I feel like the skeptics have mostly been forced to acknowledge that Direct Primary Care is
Continue readingWritten by Liz Fischer I love both of my 16-year-olds, my son and my Honda Odyssey minivan, and I want
Continue readingAuthor: Amy Walsh, MD “Health is wealth” We’ve all heard that statement. It means your physical and mental well-being is more
Continue readingBy Dr. Zachary West, DO: I started my journey in medicine and entered medical school when 25 percent of United
Continue readingThis post was by Michelle Cooke, MD: Excuse the profanity, but not really. I really don’t know how else to
Continue readingWritten by Emily O’Rourke, MD There’s nothing worse than a sick doctor. Honestly, shouldn’t health be a benefit of the
Continue readingAuthor: Amy Walsh, MD Becoming a physician is hard work. No doubt about it. Each phase felt like the steepest
Continue readingThis post was by Michelle Cooke, MD: Another title for this piece could be Revolutionizing Healthcare in America: The Case
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