Category: Opinion

Author: Landen Green, DO Inspired by a true story. The Direct Primary Care movement is growing faster than ever. More doctors

When I was 33 and pregnant with my first child, I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes.  When I gave birth, I

Every so often DPC and Medicaid gets brought up. The conversation is predictable and people fall into three camps: “government

Written by Emily O’Rourke, MD Of all the healthcare scams, fake cancer screening infuriates me the most because those who

Author: Landen Green, DO Urban Dictionary makes the “friend zone” sound like a depressive dungeon for the romantically rejected. But for

Direct Primary Care is designed to simplify things for both my patients and me. And in many ways, it has.

As doctors, we are trained to be scientists first. We’re taught to understand cellular processes, analyze patterns, identify missing data,

Written by Emily O’Rourke, MD I’ve noticed an interesting pattern among patients in my DPC practice. After obtaining health insurance

The traditional “healthcare” system is actually a health insurance system masquerading as something else. It’s the root cause of why

A practicing DPC physician responds to misguided criticism and calls out the real villains After seven years of practicing traditional

A recent article in MedPage Today shared this: The percentage of physicians in private practice has continued to decline, according

I am just going to quote this physician who posted this on X. His name is : John Asghar MD

I love movies and a good story—most humans do. Stories have a powerful way of revealing truth and helping us

The double dilemma of doctors. Say what? Stay with me as I connect the outstanding show “The Man in the

I just wanted to share some fun information that has come my way (Thanks Jeff Gold). First, there is this:

At the heart of Direct Primary Care (DPC) lies a straightforward concept: access to comprehensive, personalized primary care for a

Today, I am sharing an article called “Should Primary Care Be Covered By Insurance?” Well, we’ve discussed this in the

We go into medicine all wide-eyed and with a mission to change the world. We don our White Coats in

Author: Sarah Zaheer, MD It is safe to say that many DPC docs are noticeably clear that they are not  concierge

Why do docs stay on Medicare plans? Sure, to help patients, but economically, why? Payments to docs down 33% over