Category: Opinion

Yes, this picture is not real. Well, it is real as it relates to what it says on the cover

I recall a visit from my insurance-based care days when I was seeing an elderly patient for her Medicare annual

Are you pushing back against the patient portal? In Direct Primary Care, we say – Lean In! I recently read

A new study came out in Nature and here is what they supposedly found: An artificial intelligence (AI) system trained to conduct

VillageMD, you know the family practice clinic located in Walgreens, may be sick itself. This from Forbes: In Walgreens case,

Very few people know about the Relative Value Unit Update Committee or the RUC. Formed in 1992, it was composed

The following is a post by Thomas White, MD Imagine you are a collegiate athlete, a basketball player, and you

A new study in JAMA came out and it’s called Well-Being Parameters and Intention to Leave Current Institution Among Academic

Written by Garrison Bliss, MD I was just listening to Maryal Concepcion’s brilliant recent podcast with Clint Flanagan, MD about

This one may cause a little controversy but, sorry folks, NOTHING is free. You may want a single-payor system. Fine.

The title of this post comes from an article that just came out in JAMA called System-Level Factors and Time

TGIF.

This is just a fun post. A little exercise in “misery loves company”. I just thought I’d discuss the question

The following is a post by Thomas White, MD “Don’t shoot the messenger.” The origin of this adage is uncertain,

Just when you thought a DINO couldn’t dilute the doctor’s role in patient care even more here comes Forward with

I have a feeling I am going to use this meme for many years.

I have been retired for over three years now. That being said, I still love Direct Primary Care. In my