Tag: Direct Care

Announcements February 24, 2014

Dear Congress, This Doctor Is NOT For Sale. Don’t Sell Her Services Without Her Permission.

In her open letter to the President, Texas physician Kris Held, M.D. writes: “Dear Johns, “I am not for sale. “You may not use me and my works to discriminate against my fellow American patients, much less for your profit. I will not serve one patient under one set of rules and another patient under… Read more

Announcements February 24, 2014

Apprehensive Doctors Shift From Private Practices Into Salaried Positions

According to the New York Times, “American physicians, worried about changes in the health care market, are streaming into salaried jobs with hospitals.” This exodus is most severe in primary care, followed by specialists.… Read more

Announcements February 21, 2014

Can A Drug-Dealing Robot Increase Direct Care Value?

Wired reports on a disruptive technology entering the healthcare market. PillPack, a startup pharmacy, hopes to overthrow the archaic process of picking up prescriptions. They’re charging $20 a month to enroll. PillPack will then deliver “drugs” directly to your doorstep. With the help of robots, all of your meds are organized into “dose packets,” which… Read more

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How AI Can Help Your DPC Practice Grow Without Creating More Busywork

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What’s New in Atlas.md? Extended Self-Scheduling.

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How AI Can Help Your DPC Practice Grow Without Creating More Busywork

What’s New in Atlas.md? Extended Self-Scheduling.

Match Day, Family Medicine, and What’s Really Driving the Shortage

Focus on your practice. Not paperwork.