NEW profile in our NEWEST Directory!! Woot Woot! Congratulations to pharmacist Hariri, for being the first on the list! Empowering local providers to compete, connect, and care smarter. https://t.co/5VtgRkz46i via @SoMeDocs

Dana Corriel, MD explains how a well-prepared, focused, and action-oriented consultation can turn scattered ideas into clear direction, transforming a single conversation into lasting momentum.

After your consultation, set aside ten minutes to review your notes. Circle the one or two most important takeaways. Then, write down one immediate action you can take this week to apply what you’ve learned. — article written by Dana Corriel, MD https://t.co/T5aroCKfOV @somedocs

From the article: The best consultations don’t end when the clock runs out. They echo. They spark ideas that keep developing long after the conversation has ended. https://t.co/T5aroCKNEt via @somedocs

NEW BOOK in our WRITERS directory: "Sometimes a letter in the mail is much more than a letter: an invite to a journey that can change you forever, and shine a light on things that are lost." https://t.co/gbkDYt5uHZ

Creativity is often treated like a distraction rather than a teaching tool. Yet, creativity is what makes learning stick. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team https://t.co/p1U8nEf8Si via @somedocs

From the article: In a profession that too often prizes perfection over play, it’s the bold teachers (the ones willing to wear their lessons) who remind us that the heart of medicine isn’t in memorization. It’s in connection. https://t.co/p1U8nEeB2K via @somedocs

A doctor’s decision to teach anatomy while wearing an anatomy suit reminds us that creativity, vulnerability, and human connection may be the most powerful tools in medical education.

My latest, with a soft-announcement of a new business I founded and built/am building. Helping to design more interesting healthcare spaces.

A thoughtfully designed practice space tells your story. It reflects your values and shows your patients that you’ve thought about their experience from every angle. — article written by Dana Corriel, MD https://t.co/WEPaBqZCUR via @somedocs

From the article: As you build or refresh your practice, think like a designer. Think about how the story of your space mirrors the story of your mission. Let your walls speak for you — @drcorriel https://t.co/WEPaBqZCUR via @somedocs

From the article: As new clinics, blood panels, and “biohacking” programs continue to proliferate, the public is left to wonder: are they investing in their health, or in their hope not to age? https://t.co/nzqIZ2oGtx via @somedocs

Dr. Dana corriel reflects on how design and art can transform medical spaces and introduces limited-edition prints that bring beauty and meaning to the practice of medicine.

I began listening, truly listening, to patients through a screen. And I realized: I wasn’t done with medicine. In fact, I was falling back in love with it. — article written by Sulagna Misra, MD https://t.co/lmiDifwBeU via @somedocs

From the article: Every time I’ve rebranded, I’ve gotten closer to myself. Closer to authenticity. Closer to creating a practice — and a life — that feels like mine. https://t.co/lmiDifwBeU via @somedocs

Sulagna Misra, MD sharesthe untold story of burning down a life that wasn’t working.. and finding growth in the ashes.

Longevity medicine promises control, or at least the feeling of it: the idea that one can outsmart entropy through measurement, data, and discipline. The question, then, is not whether longevity medicine should exist, but who defines its legitimacy.

From the article: As new clinics, blood panels, and “biohacking” programs continue to proliferate, the public is left to wonder: are they investing in their health, or in their hope not to age? https://t.co/yMIaFQjLQL via @somedocs

A viral LinkedIn post by Dr. Raquel Correia labeling longevity medicine as “the monetization of mortality anxiety” has sparked a fierce debate among physicians about whether the field represents genuine preventive care or profit-driven pseudoscience.

Coming: A thoughtfully designed practice space tells ur story. It reflects ur values and shows your patients that you’ve thought about their experience from every angle. — article written by Dana Corriel, MD Visit https://t.co/gtJuGH91eh ahead of the article, to get a head start!