“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 […]
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 […]
LIVE, FORUM Update: Physician Burnout Is ALL the Rage, But What About Patient Burnout or “Patient Fatigue” with a Doctor?
By Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief NOVEMBER 2018 – What if I told you that a significant amount of people who live and work around your medical practice in your community don’t KNOW YOU, […]
PAINT COLOR PSYCHOLOGY | Inside Medical Offices
Did you know … According to professional psychologists and interior designers, yellow is considered the most “visible” color? Light yellow is especially lively and stimulating. Red is another color that commands attention. […]
