Category: Practice Tips

It’s been quite an adventure navigating which laboratory company offers the best options for studies and pricing. I’ve discovered that

I have been a Patriot fan for decades. I love Tom Brady (GOAT) and Bill Belichick. We had some incredible

There is a lot to unpack in this article from the Washington Post called Doctors couldn’t help. They turned to

This post was by Michelle Cooke, MD: I recently made the decision to let go of my long-held American Board

One of the most difficult things to both teach and learn in private practice is the development of both business

The healthcare system is a mess right now. Hospitals are financially struggling. There is now a possibility that the noncompete

I was reading this article about Japanese doctors suing Google because of bad reviews. It seems we are not alone.

“Clients who haggle over their agency’s compensation are looking through the wrong end of the telescope. Instead of trying to

We want to highlight a DPC doc doing her pitch so here you go. The video of Dr. Diaz starts

One of the best pieces of advice I got when starting my Direct Primary Care practice was to include “Direct

Churn book For those who can tolerate the sound of my voice, I have an announcement for you. I have

The following is a post by Thomas White, MD The 1960s were a tumultuous, boundary-pushing, authority-defying, history-changing decade in American