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.
With chronic disease on the rise, a new survey from Abbott shows information overload, confusion and cost leave many Americans struggling, worrying about how to stay healthy. ABBOTT PARK, Ill., April 9, […]
In this model, APCM provides the payment foundation, while technology-enabled partners provide the operational layer needed to deliver on its promise at scale. (Forbes) By Eve Cunningham, Forbes, Contributor | Dr. Eve Cunningham is […]
Concierge Medicine Today (CMT), the industry’s trade publication since 2007, conducted a survey from 2009 to 2025 to discover why patients favor the concierge medicine model over the traditional, plan reimbursed practice […]
What Patient Behavior, AI Adoption, and a 30-Point Confidence Collapse Mean for Primary Care in 2026. Half of America has already made a health decision using AI without consulting a physician. Patient […]
Thinking about a private equity conversation for your practice? Before you start those discussions, there’s a lot you need to understand first. In this session, Danielle Ambrozy, CPA, MBA, CHBC from Rehmann […]
Medicare reimbursement is down 33% over 25 years. Overhead keeps climbing. Concierge medicine offers a different financial architecture — but only if it’s built correctly. CMT Knowledge Library | Educational Reference | […]
More often than not, concierge medicine practices have reduced patient panels of 225-550 to that compared to the traditional, plan reimbursed practices which usually boast 2,500-5,000 [32]. Here’s an informed look at […]
From time management to hospitality to healthcare disruption — the titles showing up on the most trusted physicians’ shelves… By Michael TetreaultEditor-in-Chief, Concierge Medicine Today A growing number of physicians are turning […]
Is the patient the Hero, the villain or the inconvenient obstacle? Let’s consider what happens millions of times a day and how “most” medical offices put function and process over patients. By […]
The practices nobody talks about are the ones that never changed anything. Worse yet — they hired someone new to keep doing exactly what the last person did. New body. Same culture. […]
