Category: Practice Tips

As I approach my second year of running my DPC practice, I’ve found myself at an exciting turning point. With

Today, Part 2 of to “hybrid or not for direct care”. A recent article (link below) in KevinMD spoke of

We believe in this model. We take the leap, start our practices, cut our salaries, pound the pavement, and accept

A Harris Poll performed this summer surveying over 1,500 employees in direct patient care roles reports that 55% of these

Direct Primary Care won’t erase your workload, but it will change it. I often struggle when colleagues ask, “How’s the practice

This is Arizona Iced Tea CEO Domenick “Don” Vultaggio. This is his product: What the hell does this have to

In Direct Primary Care, we all are doing something new; new in healthcare, new in our community and new for

We welcomed my firstborn at the end of my second year of medical school. By that time, between some fantastic

Author: Landen Green, DO There’s a moment a DPC doc eventually faces — the one where your “human” brain and your

Here is a quick tip this Sunday. Have an automatic message when you get a text or email that says

As humans, we are inherently lazy. Our ancestors were more likely to survive through stillness, by conserving energy and staying

For an employee in a traditional office, there will be a high-stakes interview, usually around the anniversary of their employment,

After my post about staying focused on your DPC vision, several colleagues reached out with a compelling question: “But what

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, private practices offer something increasingly rare—personalized, relationship-based care. Unlike large health systems, private practices have

Are you thinking about starting your Direct Primary Care practice and want to hire an expensive consultant? Don’t. Most of

Learning from the DPC community has been profoundly helpful in my own practice of nearly 2 years. I have experienced

In today’s competitive healthcare environment, retaining patients is just as important as attracting new ones. For private practices, patient loyalty