Category: Practice Tips

One of the things I get to discuss with consulting clients is the impact that their decisions have on their

Check out this informative piece in a recent issue of Medical Economics. In it you will find out how to:

If you choose to make your own DPC empire then that is totally up to you. No judgment here. I

Fire fast! Always keep this in mind. Take extra time in hiring people. I first heard this from Brian Tracy,

Patients will leave your practice. Sometimes they move. Sometimes they “get insurance.” Sometimes you have no idea why they are

Here is an essential practice tip. I will continue to give more so check back with DPC News on a

I am pretty knowledgeable about the DPC universe. I want to give some advice to those thinking about doing DPC.

A few years ago, I was consulting with a prospective private practice client. Always new client conversations are enjoyable and

This is another warning to you DPC doctors out there. The post we did recently on Telemedicine Scams was very

This was shared on Facebook and is a hack on how to fight the prior authorization red tape by the

This is one of those things that divides the DPC community. Should you do meet-and-greets for prospective patients? Personally, I

In this virtual media-driven world one of the biggest mistakes today’s physicians can make is neglecting some powerful practice development

Rebekah Bernard, MD continues to help promote Direct Primary Care. In her latest article in Medical Economics called Direct care

The following comes from Kissi Blackwell, MD: If you’ve got a random closet for meds, consider putting in some U-shaped

Many years ago, Napoleon Hill wrote an especially important book “Think and Grow Rich.” Although the style may be dated,

I want to highlight another great article by Dr. Rebekah Bernard in Medical Economics. I highly recommend you read the