Who Knew?
Who Knew? or What you Don’t Know Could Hurt You: A Cautionary Tale My doctor of many years was moving away.
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Rebuild Trust in Your Doctor with Direct Primary Care
According to one recent survey, only 40% of Americans trust their doctors. The cause of this erosion in trust is
Live a Healthier Life with Direct Primary Care
A healthy lifestyle can help you reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, and other chronic conditions. While the benefits
Coordinating Your Care with Direct Primary Care
Sometimes you need care from a specialist. Your primary care physician typically will refer you to one to address more
Healthy Aging: Direct Primary Care’s Approach to Senior Health
While primary care is critical for people in all age groups, there are some potent benefits that are specific to
Women’s Health in Direct Primary Care
Women and individuals who are assigned female at birth (AFAB) will typically require specific healthcare services throughout their lives. Together,
Direct Primary Care vs. Urgent Care: Making Informed Healthcare Choices
Urgent care clinics first opened in the 1970s with a narrow mission: address patient needs that happen when a primary
Building a Personal Connection: The Role of Direct Primary Care in Doctor-Patient Relationships
One of the primary benefits of regularly scheduled primary care visits is that patients have an opportunity to build a
Direct Primary Care for Families
Primary care improves health outcomes for families. In part, that’s because a primary care physician can help keep your family
An Annual Exam in Our Direct Primary Care Practice
An annual exam is one of the most common–and most important–services that primary care physicians provide. In fact, when you
Preventative Care Works Better When it’s Proactive
One of the primary missions of primary care is to manage your overall health and wellness–and by doing so prevent
Personalized Preventive Care Leads to Significant Reduction in Hospital Utilization
There’s a significant–and growing–body of scientific literature that supports one simple idea: patients who receive preventive care tend to have
What’s the Difference Between MD/DOs, NPs, and PAs?
When you get sick or need a checkup, you probably make an appointment to go see a doctor. But sometimes,
What Our Direct Primary Care Patients Look Like
Direct primary care (DPC) patients have the opportunity to spend more time with their doctors, communicate more regularly about their
Top 5 Ways Your Insurance Influences Your Primary Care Doctor’s Care
Health insurance is supposed to enable patients to more easily access healthcare. But that’s not always the way it works
Paying for Primary Care – Traditional vs. Direct Primary Care
Maybe you have a sore throat. You’d like to know if it’s strep throat or not, but office visits under
Direct Primary Care vs. Traditional Primary Care
Knowing the differences between direct primary care and traditional primary care can help you choose which option might be better
6 Reasons Why You Should See Your Primary Care Doctor
In some ways, medicine is more powerful and more accessible than ever. If you have a sore throat or a
