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PatientsFirst Growing direct care and direct insurance to fix healthcare. https://t.co/yWCiKBtppT and https://t.co/TXdJpzBHtc and https://t.co/QSKicoFnqq
Wichita Kansas
Joined February 2008
Even when the gov't negotiates for lower prices, they won't be as low DirectCare (wholesale cost +10%) -
healthcaredive.com
Under the model, set to start next year, the CMS will negotiate lower prices for Medicaid programs linked to those paid in select other countries.
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A preemptive "i told you so" when Quebec wonders why all their doctors left - #Bill2 Doctors are expected to work 252 days a year, every weekday. We’re not allowed vacation. If we want to take a day off, we will be fined 40 per cent of our usual salary for that day. -
montreal.citynews.ca
Tensions are running high after Quebec passed a special law changing how doctors are paid in the province. The legislation also restricts collective action among physicians. On Sunday, hundreds of...
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It could be $60 per month with direct ins like
Abolish the Barack Obama Affordable Care Act American is self employed and can’t afford an insurance plan for herself because it’s too expensive so she just buys a “Child only” plan for her daughter She just got her 2026 renewal, it went up 46.96% in one year This is insane.
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The AMA thinks that patient volume based $ bonuses is the solution to physician burnout - https://t.co/uFj8bA1M5f - The inmates must be running the asylum.
ama-assn.org
Recruiter data shows a long-term shift in how health care employers structure physician bonuses. Find out what’s changed and what to look for.
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DirectCare is the solution for affordable care - but we have a volume problem - how do we get more people to know that healthcare can be affordable? No copays. Free procedures. Wholesale meds and labs for up to 95% less than retail. In turn, making ins better.
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Ins premiums spiking over 300%?!? Now can we get serious about paying for healthcare in a way that works? DirectCare is working to make 80% or more of healthcare too cheap to insure...then we can really fix how we use ins to pay for whats left. https://t.co/MjKyYsB1EU
abcnews.go.com
Millions across the country will discover just how much their plans will cost when open enrollment for Affordable Care Act insurance plans begins on Nov. 1.
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Take weird ideas seriously - https://t.co/wUJEqmEgLe - And making most healthcare too cheap to insure is DirectCare's 'weird idea' for fixing healthcare.
notboring.co
Weird Ideas as Individual Alpha and Societal Necessity
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So many doctors feel trapped in the system, while there is an enormous demand for direct, individualized care Time for more colleagues to provide this much needed care Dr. Josh helped me, and I have helped several doctors & a few NPs get started on their own @AtlasMD
I wrote Friday that middling (unsubsidized) health insurance for a family is up to $30K a year. Wrong. Multiple people in high-cost states told me they're paying up to $50K. That's INSANE. American medicine is closer to breaking than we realize. Healthy people will just opt out
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With Direct Primary Care, you can get more time with your doctor without having to worry about insurance hassles. Talk to your family doctor to see if DPC is right for you. #DPCDay
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No deductibe. No copay. No network. Benefits paid directly to the patients. Open enrollment all year long.
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AL, AZ, CT, FL, GA, HI, IA, IL, KS, MA, MI, NE, NJ, OK, RI, SC, TN, VA, WI, DC
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A great day to welcome IOWA - the latest state to approve Direct Ins for Direct Care :) Now fixing health care in 20 states! https://t.co/o08BwHmuji
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Today, November 1st, Marks the Inaugural National Direct Primary Care Day: A New Era of Healthcare Independence Begins
dpcnews.com
Today, November 1, the United States is celebrating the first-ever National Direct Primary Care (DPC) Day, a landmark moment for physicians
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“You cannot buy the revolution. You cannot make the revolution. You can only be the revolution. It is in your spirit, or it is nowhere.” - American novelist Ursula K. Le Guin DirectCare is the revolution.
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