Category: DPC Docs in the News

The Denver Post did a nice piece on Direct Primary Care and mentions a bunch of great docs and even

There has been a deluge of articles coming out that are mentioning Direct Primary Care. Instead of doing a post

The Fitchburg Star gave an informative update highlighting the one year anniversary of Dedicated Family Health in Fitchburg, WI. Wendy

What makes DPC so pure? Well, there is no government and no insurance. These are small practices, mostly solo, where

WMTW 8 ABC recently did a story about a group of physicians in Maine who have formed the New England

Medscape Dermatology recently published an article about DPC practices (and concierge practices that don’t bill insurance) are serving the needs

Molly Rutherford, MD does a great job explaining how some legislators are in the pockets of PBMs (Pharmacy Benefit Managers).

According to a recent survey by USA Rx and reported by MPR, the answer is yes patients do lie to

What better way to spread the word about DPC than to teach the next generation of doctors. Enid News and

Current out of Carmel, IN reported on a local DPC doc who saw a problem and then took action to

Dr. Alicia Wooldridge, owner and practitioner of LakelandMD, was in the news again. The Ledger reported on how LakelandMD has

Voyage ATL out of Atlanta, GA recently reported on Christa Springston, MD, physician and owner of HeathSprings Direct in Tyrone,

Mid-South Direct Primary Care in Petal, MS is the news. Local station WDAM 7 reported on Mid-South DPC in a

ABC Action News, WFTS Tampa, reports on how one business owner, Craig Balasco of Lakeland Auto Mall, addressed the rising

Nine physicians joined Becker’s ASC Review to discuss some of the biggest opportunities for physicians in this article. From declining reimbursements to

The Roanoke Times reported on a unique art project developed by Dr. Andrew Anderson of Boonsboro Direct Primary Care, soon

DPC is growing and so is rootsMD! DPC News reported on the opening of rootsMD last year at this time,