Patience isn’t a personality trait. In high-performing concierge practices, it’s a clinical skill — trained, reinforced, and modeled from the top. Here’s what the research says about building the kind of practice […]

By Editor, Concierge Medicine Today History is important to all of us. We learn from it and we many of our futures are shaped by it. A lot has happened in the […]

Membership fees, smaller panels, and a different financial structure entirely. Here’s what physicians need to understand before the math becomes a surprise. CMT Knowledge Library | Educational Reference | Updated April 2026 […]

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 […]

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, […]

Most patient complaints are not about clinical competency. They’re about how patients were made to feel. If your practice isn’t actively managing that gap, you’re not managing your reputation — you’re just […]

A field guide for health system leaders, administrators, and physicians — with verified data, updated program listings, and a clear explanation of the distinctions that matter. By Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief, Concierge Medicine […]

CHICAGO (March 17, 2026) —  The American Medical Association (AMA) applauds the introduction of bipartisan legislation to exempt physicians and other health care professionals from the $100,000 filing fee on new H-1B […]