Winning Healthcare Food Fights

19/05/2021

Out Now: PBMs on the Run. You'd be running too with a fact-loaded doc, in a bathrobe after a night on call, on your tail. Heh.

Marion Mass, MD is rested and comfy in this episode.

PBMs on the Run, with Marion Mass, MD. Bathrobe and all, Dr. Mass explains how Pharmacy Benefit Managers make money. A lot more than people know. And you tho...

05/05/2021

Pulling back healthcare's curtains with Marion Mass, MD. She's a fearless co-founder of Practicing Physicians of America, and a pediatrician. She also knows who is behind healthcare's high cost to the patient. The Wizard of Oz it ain't, and there's more than one curtain.

Pulling back the healthcare's curtains with Marion Mass, MD. She's the fearless co-founder of Practicing Physicians of America, and a pediatrician. She also ...

22/04/2021

Out now, uplifting physician video consults for far better patient connections. As in eye-to-eye.

Also, several connectivity hacks.

In this Masterclass on Better Video Consults, I explain how to make video calls better, without spending a fortune. What we’ve learned is especially importan...

07/04/2021

Our latest episode is out now. Dr. Yolanda Caudill joins us for a chat. Her new DPC pediatrics clinic is opening in Savannah, GA.

Yolanda Caudill MD opens The Tiny Beet DPC clinic in Savannah, Georgia. Today, she describes her journey to going direct. For herself, and her patients. Who ...

08/03/2021

Out now:
A Better Mental Health Tripwire with Dionne Ross, MD., of Face to Face Pediatrics.

WHFF 3-minute Short Take tells why DPC's practice model enables Dr. Ross to see warning signs parents might easily miss.

01/03/2021

Dr. Dionne Ross left corporate medicine. Now she's happier than ever, being a pediatrician as it's supposed to be. Playing B-Ball with her patients? Yes. On this planet? Yes, and check out her shoes!

https://youtu.be/m33iAia_c9M

22/02/2021

Pandemic, meet Direct Primary Care briefly explores how sadly prescient our premiere episode was on November 12, 2019.

Dr. Stephen Schimpff was our first guest and in this short segment, we spoke about how DPC enables more home care or quarantined care in this case. This was not a case of 20/20 hindsight.

COVID-19 shows DPC physicians and patients are better off than their non-DPC peers.

Out now: https://youtu.be/s-vXIlasnDo

Dr. Schimpff's book superb book, Fixing the Primary Care Crisis:
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15/02/2021

More Direct Primary Care patients reveal what their care was like in the old code-driven primary care system. How does your care compare?

More Direct Primary Care patients reveal what their care was like in the old code-driven primary care system. Can you relate? Fixing our primary care crisis*...

08/02/2021

Out now. Two minutes of patients telling it like it is with DPC.

Would you willingly go back to the old healthcare system? DPC patients give you their thoughts in less than three minutes. More about the show:https://www.w...

01/02/2021

Here's today's episode with Gregg Lafferty. A DPC patient at Southern Comfort Health in Fort Pierce, FL

Gregg Lafferty's unique ambulance ride reveals more about DPC. It's more than just going the extra mile. It shows what happens when we get primary care right...

01/02/2021

Latest show out now. But here's a clip in the meantime:

https://youtu.be/9X09cf0M364

27/01/2021

Playing the Roulette Wheel of health. What could possibly go wrong? Direct Primary Care patient, Kara Farley, describes her care before DPC:

"Healthcare was basically an emergent situation if something was bad enough that you needed to go to the emergency room that's when you got care otherwise you looked it up online and hoped for the best."

Many Americans are in the same boat. But there's a choice out there. One you should know about. Have a listen to your peer. A patient explaining why they feel better about their care.