“So where does the line exist between charging too much vs. not charging enough? Shouldn’t the line be drawn between how many practices stay open to deliver this this type of care […]
Stats, “DPC Fees Creeping Into Concierge Medicine Territory”
DPC Journal SPOTLIGHT on Dr. Robert Nelson, MD and “THE SOVEREIGN PATIENT” Blog: Deconstructing Insurance Coverage Myths in Healthcare is Fundamental to Controlling Costs.
By Robert Nelson, MD The assumptions on which our modern era healthcare third-party payer systems are based, including Medicaid/Medicare, ignore the economic disincentives that plague its continued use. It creates a wide-spread […]
Schimpff, MD: Direct primary care does not equate to patient abandonment
By Stephen C. Schimpff, MD Jun 18, 2018 Editor’s Note: Welcome to Medical Economics’ blog section which features contributions from members of the medical community. These blogs are an opportunity for bloggers to engage […]
DPC vs Capitation: Parallels to Ponder. By Dr. Bob Nelson, (Georgia, Circa 2015)
The DPC Journal has been around for a long time now. Every now and then an old story finds a fresh, new existence and ends up as a “trending story” back on […]
