If you’re a family physician interested in starting your own direct primary care practice, you probably have a lot of questions. We asked Jason Rutz, partnerships and outreach director at Freedom Healthworks to explain the direct primary care model, what launching a new practice entails, and what kind of doctor makes a good candidate for switching to DPC.
A physician who follows the direct primary care model operates differently than a traditional family doctor, and educating patients about those differences becomes paramount to building a successful DPC practice.
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