Blog

Tag: wsj

Thoughts

Direct Care Is A Declaration Of Doctor Independence

Originally appeared on KevinMD.com Yes, it really is time to revoke the health-care mandates issued by bureaucrats who ARE NOT in the profession of actual healing. Daniel F. Craviotto Jr. writes on WSJ.com, “In my 23 years as a practicing physician, I’ve learned that the only thing that matters is the doctor-patient relationship.” Craviotto, Jr.… Read more
Advice

Direct Care is Not the End of Empathy

If you’re currently running an insurance-based fee-for-service primary care facility, and planning to switch to direct care, you should read this op/ed from the Wall Street Journal. Jerald Winakur practiced internal and geriatric medicine for 36 years and is a clinical professor of medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. His… Read more
Announcements

UPDATE: Good Communication Is Good For Your Patients (And Your Bottomline)

We came across an article from The Wall street Journal addressing patient communication. It’s worth reminding our doctors: evidence has mounted that good communication helps patients stick to recommended treatments and manage chronic diseases. It also improves outcomes in the management of diabetes, hypertension and cancer. As primary care physicians in DPC, we’re not always… Read more

Keep reading

Focus on your practice. Not paperwork.

Sign Up Today!