Concierge Medicine Today is the independent trade publication for concierge and membership-based medicine. Est. 2007. Editorial content is produced independently of any commercial relationships, vendor organizations, health systems, or membership associations. Content is educational and informational only.
The primary care landscape is shifting faster than most health systems are moving. Concierge and membership-based medicine are growing — and the organizations that understand how to integrate these models strategically will […]
The decision to transition to a concierge or membership-based medical practice is one of the most consequential a physician will make — professionally, financially, and personally. It deserves more than enthusiasm. It […]
The American Heart Association launches cluster randomized trial to improve detection of ATTR cardiomyopathy within hospitals participating in Get With The Guidelines® – Heart Failure. DALLAS, May 11, 2026 — Transthyretin amyloid […]
When patients walk into your practice, their nervous system is already making assessments. Color, lighting, and material choices influence that subconscious evaluation — often before a staff member says hello. There is […]
How to transition patients, structure fees and avoid compliance traps. Author(s): Todd Shryock Fact checked by: Chris Mazzolini, AC Baltz Medical Economics spoke with Ericka Adler, practice group manager of health care […]
My wife often jokes that I read 4-5 books simultaneously. It’s true! If you own a digital book reader or use an audiobook app like Audible to consume books, then you’ve probably […]
As the saying goes — and it still holds true — the best physician leaders are readers. By Editor-in-Chief, Concierge Medicine Today My wife has a standing joke in our home: I […]
The physician who spends the next decade attributing their practice struggles to insurance companies, administrative burden, and AI’s unreliability — without examining what they themselves can change — is not making a […]
Whole Foods never became Walmart. The Ritz-Carlton never became a Holiday Inn. Mayo Clinic never tried to become the largest health system in America. Each became the standard everything else aspires to. […]
When patients walk into your practice, their nervous system is already making assessments. Color, lighting, and material choices influence that subconscious evaluation — often before a staff member says hello. There is […]
