Category: Practice Tips

Author: Lara Kenney, MD In recent decades, the business of healthcare  has undergone significant transformations, particularly in the the ways it

I am two weeks into my new journal and I am having a great time! Going back to review what

One of the things I get to discuss with docs frequently is the impact that their decisions made every day

I want to piggyback on yesterday’s post by Dr. O’Rourke. This is one tip you have to remember: Your State

We’ve all heard the quote, “The best time to plant a seed was 20 years ago. The second best time

Meet & Greets (M&G) are a standard concept in the DPC world. In our practice, we automate as much of

Written by Liz Fischer Here again is the definition of Continuity of Care by the AAFP  (bold emphasis is mine)  Continuity of

Today, we start a 2 part series discussing “Can DPC be a SIde Gig’? Not here to tell you how

Written by Liz Fischer “The continuing relationship between the general practitioner and the patient allows the doctor to build up

It has been a steep learning curve since opening My DPC: Love and Light Integrative Medicine (LALIM) Health in August

(By Tami Singh, MD) Incorporating staff in a DPC office can be controversial just like other aspects of DPC. What’s

Author: Sarah Zaheer, MD The summer dilemma for working moms is real. With schools no longer in session, a lot of

Since opening my Direct Primary Care and Psychedelic Treatment Practice in August 2023, I’ve discovered creative ways to engage with

Photos solidify onto pixels or film otherwise fleeting moments in the flow of time, moments we consider significant enough to

Have you decided to launch a Walk With A Doc (WWAD) chapter in your community? Maybe you already have a

I love riddles. Here is one of my favorites… You are in a dark room with a candle, a wood

I want to thank and credit Michael Hobbs, MD for doing this survey on Facebook and also allowing me to

Becoming a physician is hard work. No doubt about it. Each phase felt like the steepest of learning curves.  Remember