Direct Primary Care (DPC) offers a refreshing alternative to traditional healthcare by fostering stronger patient-provider relationships.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) is transforming healthcare by prioritizing patient relationships and eliminating insurance middlemen.

Transitioning from a traditional fee-for-service model to DPC requires careful planning and execution.

Direct Primary Care is a model where patients pay a monthly or annual fee directly to their primary care physician.

Private equity has become an increasingly influential player in the US healthcare system...

Staffing your practice will be one of the biggest challenges you’ll ever face as a private practice owner. 

We must not cave into non-physician takeover of primary care or any health care.

Successful practices thrive with 75% online/social media and 25% direct mail.

Everyone on your staff must not only get along but learn to function effectively as part of a high-quality and efficient team.

Unless we are first WILLING to do what it takes to be successful, it is unlikely we’ll ever will live the life of which we are capable.

Step back, seek help, and redesign your life and practice.

A key issue to understand when treating chronically ill patients is that they are often long-term sufferers.

As we approach the new year, it's essential to implement strategic tweaks that can enhance your visibility and client engagement.

When was the last time you asked yourself (in any situation or daily decision) what's best for me?

And let's face it, practice is difficult enough without all these systems not running on autopilot.

Is It Health Care, or a Different Business DPC’s Are Really In?

(AI), telehealth, and personalized medicine is set to revolutionize patient care, making it more efficient and accessible.

Success in private practice depends on valuing your services, exceeding expectations, and learning from top peers.

An essential part of private practice marketing is staying connected with past clients and community members to build a loyal following.

Thriving in private practice requires clear plans, efficient systems, strong teams, fair pricing, and focused marketing.