Category: Practice Tips

When physicians launch a Direct Primary Care practice, they often expect the clinical work to be the challenge. It rarely

I had the pleasure of speaking on a panel at the 10th annual Hint Summit alongside Dr. Staci Benson and

Opioids can be useful in treating acute pain, such as severe injury or post-operative pain. They are also useful for

A couple of years ago, I took genuine pride in doing everything. Finances, operations, marketing, and tech. If it had

As a male physician, whenever I have a meet and greet with a female patient, I try to address the

Why do some people think patients PAY TWICE when they use DPC with insurance? This is a common “fault” given

Most physicians don’t “fail” at lifestyle counseling because we don’t care. We fail because lifestyle advice is often delivered like

Most DPC physicians were trained to diagnose decisively, act quickly, and stay in control. That works beautifully in medicine. It

Today, we ask, “What do employers really want in healthcare?” For small employers with 200 employees or fewer, the real

One of the most interesting themes that emerges when physicians talk about transitioning into direct primary care is the concept

Today, what is your office plan if you lose power? Maybe storms or snow or zombie apocalypse, but power does

If your practice model requires you to run at 110% every day—skipping meals, finishing notes at night, carrying a constant

Another January. Another chance to pretend we’ll become entirely different people just because the calendar flipped. Most resolutions are dead

Imagine your practice not as a machine that churns through charts, labs, and phone calls—but as a living organism, pulsing

Private practice marketing requires continuous adaptation to stay relevant and effective. As we approach the new year, it’s essential to

I want to talk about superbills. What the heck is that, you say? Those are the huge receipts or bills

As many of us in Direct Primary Care know, when we first launch our practices, we are the brand. In the early