When corporate ownership bought the Direct Primary Care practice Dr. Josh Chow spent five years building, he did not take a new job. He and his wife spent just over $100,000 in donated equipment, loans, and grit to open Ohana Medical instead.
A $5 increase per member, applied across a panel of several hundred patients, can be the difference between a Direct Primary Care practice that survives and one that quietly fails. Why pricing, not patient volume, is often the real problem.
When their clinic closed overnight after federal legislation defunded its parent organization, three physicians lost 13,000 patients in weeks. Half of their $50,000 startup budget for Open Arms Primary Care came from strangers on GoFundMe.
Dr. Feneisha Franklin left her corporate medicine job on a Friday and took ownership of a Direct Primary Care practice on a Monday. Here is the financial and legal checklist she wishes she had before buying someone else's clinic.
Starting a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice is an exciting journey. It’s about reclaiming the joy of medicine, building meaningful patient relationships, and creating a sustainable business model that works for you. But before you dive in, you need...
DIRECT PRIMARY CARE | MICROPRACTICE | PHYSICIAN FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY Dr. Victoria Leventis-Shew of Victory Family Medicine, courtesy of Victory Family Medicine The Financial Reality of Launching a DPC Micropractice: Dr. Victoria Leventis-Shew, Vi...
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Dr. Matthew Hitchcock DIRECT PRIMARY CARE | HEALTHCARE ECONOMICS | PHYSICIAN BUSINESS Dr. Matthew Hitchcock of Hitchcock Medical Group in Chattanooga, Tennessee has spent over a decade proving that direct primary care (DPC) is not just a better...
Your questions about Zion HealthShare answered! If you have been searching for an affordable alternative to traditional health insurance, Zion HealthShare paired with a Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership may be the answer. Following our podcast ep...
