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We have had some really good traction so far with our newsletter. If you aren’t getting it then please click

After doing this blog for years I have decided to do a weekly or biweekly newsletter. You may not care

It’s a rare self-promotion day but why not get the doctor who is suffering from practicing in the system a

Most everyone likes Christmas time. Our office particularly likes the holidays. We decorate. Patients bring us treats. Everyone seems to

I hope you all have a wonderful day. Enjoy your family and friends because that is the most important thing

If you want to throw up in your mouth then watch this video. Two ass kissers interview the man behind

What is the average DPC monthly price? How do people structure their pricing? How long does it take to get

I am with DPC Alliance President Dr. Jeff Davenport to talk about the success, growth, and future of DPC Alliance.

Vance Lassey, MD posted about doing this at his patient’s funeral and I just had to post it here. It’s

As a Direct Primary Care doctor, you have a big hill to climb. The job is not easy. It’s an

The man on the right in this picture is Gary. His daughter gave me permission to share this story.   Gary

Welcome back all you DPC rebels and resistance fighters; Dr Shane back with another Friday 5 5-minute magic tip and

Here is PART 2 of our series on The Basics of Employer Health Plans. Today, we chat about Third Party

Isthmus wrote an article about the ever-expanding world of DPC in the Madison, Wisconsin area. Let’s give you a quick

Welcome back all you DPC rebels and resistance fighters. I have another Friday 5-minute MagicTip for you about real vs

Hint’s 2024 DPC Innovation Awards Is there a DPC clinician, tech vendor or industry champion that goes above and beyond

We are looking for writers for DPC News. If you are interested the pay is $0 but we will be

A new article about concierge care came out in Newsday. It’s called Doctor retainer fees: LI patients pay extra to

Please take a moment to honor and remember the U.S. military personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving

A new study came out and showed that 35.8% of family medicine doctors* are depressed. Not too shabby. It’s not