The MIPS disappointment: Why physicians should consider alternatives
October 22, 2019
Is membership medicine a better choice?
Wayne Lipton
The balance between convenience and quality in private practice
July 15, 2019
Although far from perfect, private practices can learn something from the corporate approach to healthcare.
The power of a personal physician
April 17, 2019
When managing a practice gets so tough that you think you may just have to retire early or sell your practice, try to think about what you mean to the patients you serve.
Private practice and professional satisfaction
March 14, 2019
Physicians need to think seriously about what they are trading before they decide to become an employee of a health system instead of a private business owner.
Competition, consolidations, and concierge medicine
January 15, 2019
There is a way that physicians—including employed physicians—can manage the effects of healthcare consolidations.
Membership programs and the National Health System: More choices, more satisfaction
November 28, 2018
Why would someone who has access to free, quality healthcare pay for healthcare?
CMS’s proposal to collapse E/M levels will hurt physicians and patients
September 13, 2018
Doctors should never be disincentivized from caring for their sickest patients.
The problem with telemedicine
July 12, 2018
If telemedicine is supposed to provide convenient and accessible care, why are so few using these services?
10 differences between concierge medicine and direct primary care
June 14, 2018
Concierge medicine and direct primary care both have membership fees, but that doesn’t make them the same. Here are 10 differences you should know.
Understanding CMS’s foray into direct contracting
May 15, 2018
Medicare as rolled out its “direct primary care prototype,” but physicians should look closer at the model as it’s not quite DPC.
