Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative, patient-centered model of healthcare that's gaining popularity as a wonderful alternative to traditional fee-for-service or insurance based models of care, and it's not difficult to see why! The DPC setup offers significant benefits…
Chances are that at some point in your life you’ve suffered from ear pain (known medically as otalgia). In fact, studies show that tens of millions of Americans visit the doctor for ear pain every year! Although ear pain is…
Direct Primary Care is an innovative healthcare delivery model that prioritizes patient care by fostering a strong doctor-patient relationship, something that naturally leads to a more personalized experience and, ultimately, a healthier and happier patient. As a member of a…
Finding a doctor is easy, but finding a great doctor? That’s a little more difficult. The US healthcare system is one that’s incredibly overburdened, and the reality is that most practices operating under traditional insurance-based models are bogged down by…
If you sat 100 people down in a room and started asking them what makes a “healthy diet”, most of them would probably agree that in general people should be eating their fruits and vegetables, avoiding fatty meat, and limiting…
As an employer one of your primary concerns is keeping your employees healthy, and it’s not hard to guess why! An employee’s health directly impacts whether they’re able to show up on time, maintain productivity, and perform their basic job…
There are a lot of different healthcare models out there, and it can be overwhelming for patients to try to figure out the difference between these models and, more importantly, understand how they directly relate to the type of care…
Over the last several decades health insurance coverage has expanded dramatically, and many plans now encompass everything from the catastrophic to the routine. Unfortunately, along with that expansion came soaring increases in patient responsibility. The healthcare statistics are staggering. Since…
Flu season is upon us here in Florida, and even though numbers are already sky-high they’re expected to continue to rise and peak between December and February. With additional complications from COVID leaving many hospitals overcrowded and short-staffed, this year…