Lydia Ramsey | Business Insider April 3, 2018 Direct primary care is a small but fast-growing movement of doctors who don’t accept insurance and instead charge a monthly membership fee. At a time when many are feeling pressure from high healthcare costs, direct primary-care models can be a cheaper alternative that offers perks like quick access to doctors and sometimes wholesale prices on medications or … Continue reading YAHOO | A small but growing movement of doctors that don’t accept insurance and charge a monthly fee could be a model for big employers like Amazon and JPMorgan

By Clark Howard | March 15, 2017 10:57 am | Clark.com The current debate about health care in our country is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. It’s plugging one tiny hole on a sinking ship. RELATED STORY Employers should not provide health coverage — “We need to decouple employers and government as health care providers and put the individual in charge of … Continue reading Clark on health care: We need ‘clear pricing signals’ to control costs and, Get employers out of health care