Physicians who transition because they’re exhausted and hoping the model will fix everything — those physicians often discover that concierge medicine doesn’t solve problems you carry in with you. It just gives […]
Staff turnover in healthcare is costly — operationally and relationally. For concierge practices where patient relationships are central, losing a trusted team member disrupts the very continuity of care that defines the […]
Research Highlights: A small study of adults in the Netherlands found that a smart technology-based wristband may accurately detect cardiac arrest during routine medical procedures. The research focused on data from 49 […]
An independently maintained reference resource covering practice economics, clinical outcomes, regulatory frameworks, workforce data, and the documented history of membership-based medicine. CONCIERGE MEDICINE TODAY KNOWLEDGE LIBRARY Foundations of Concierge Medicine: A Reference […]
Before a prospective patient reads your bio, reviews your credentials, or calls your office — they see your email address. Here’s what it’s telling them. By Editor-In-Chief, Concierge Medicine Today | Editorial […]
Patients who choose concierge medicine are often explicit about what drew them in: access, responsiveness, and the sense that their physician is truly available. Your communication systems either fulfill that expectation — […]
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 […]
The Longevity Practice: How One Model Is Combining Medicine, Nutrition, and Exercise Science Under One Roof In this episode of the DocPreneur Leadership Podcast, host Michael Tetreault sits down with Keith Bozeman […]
CMF is three days of honest, practical education for physicians building concierge and membership practices. Atlanta. October 15-17, 2026. This October 15-17, 2026 in Atlanta, GA, the industry’s annual medical education conference, […]
History matters. Not because the past is perfect, but because it is instructive — and because the industry we are part of today was built by real decisions, made by real physicians, […]
