Category: Working with Employers

Today I want to talk about 3rd-party aggregators or Patient Care Management Organizations (PCMO). What the heck is that? They

With many primary elections in the past and the November general elections ahead, we’re going to be seeing healthcare in

In healthcare, it’s easy to find a cause and become an activist. I understand that mindset well. When I stopped

I was sent an email thread by Cliff Porter, MD, PhD, who runs Texas Direct Medical Care. Curative, which is

Today, we are making employer pricing simple. A couple of weeks back, we talked about NOT lowering your prices for

Should you discount your DPC membership for employers? In a word, NO. Let me share some interesting recent data on

The DPC movement has been one of the more interesting stories in American healthcare over the last couple decades. Physicians,

Let’s talk about finding those elusive benefits advisors who really understand and love DPC. Where are those advisors? Is there

Does DPC require employers to survive? Ahhhh, no. But more and more employers are seeking DPC services. Some outsiders believe

What’s the magic about in my DPC and employer book? Why the funny name? Well, of course, it becomes clear

Today, we take on the PRICE (fees) and PROCESS of payment when working with employers. How do you set your

As you’ve seen me use the acronym before, “BUCA” stands for Blue Cross, United Healthcare, Cigna, Aetna.  They had a terrible, horrible, no good, very

Have you ever had a minor vehicle “bump up” and decided to handle it yourself without filing a police report

Today we talk about 2 HUGE details DPC doctors MUST clarify before working with employers. How will referrals and pharmacy

Can DPC docs trust benefits advisors? Certainly. Like docs, there are good ones and bad ones. As more employers look

Today, does the new HSA law in the Big Beautiful Bill help employers? I think so but honestly, the real

Once again, a little comic relief never hurts anyone.  I found another funny video from Dr. Glaucomflecken about prior authorizations.  Click here for