Terry Bauer

2024 will be a year of unending change — and a time of exponential growth for concierge medicine, inspired by doctors seizing the opportunity to forge deeper connections and align their priorities in a post-pandemic world.

They are determined to practice medicine their way.

Part one of a two-part recap of the 2023 Concierge Medicine Forum in Atlanta.

Part two of our recap of the 2023 Concierge Medicine Forum in Atlanta.

Surge in membership medicine opportunities fueled by administrative challenges, reimbursement reductions, operating cost escalation and retiring concierge physicians.

The rise in corporatization in medicine continues to upend the proud tradition of physicians in private practice who have long provided outstanding care according to their deep-seated and carefully nurtured vision.

Concierge medicine offers an optimal environment for treating chronic disease

For concierge doctors, practicing in a model that completely reverses the traditional paradigm, the difference in chronic care can be profound.

Consider these factors as you ponder your practice’s prospects for 2023.

Consider these factors as you ponder your prospects for the next year.

Why concierge medicine may be the solution, not the problem

For concierge medicine physicians, while the pandemic was difficult and demanding, their professional survivability was never in question.

The American Association of Medical Colleges now estimates a shortage of between 37,800 and 124,000 physicians by 2034.

Will 2022 be the year concierge medicine shifts from niche solution to mainstream model?

But the reasons were very different from what we predicted

If you are in a membership medicine model, is working with payers the right way to go?

How concierge physicians give back to patients during these challenging times.

You don’t need to dig too deeply to uncover the drawbacks of mandated value-based care, and why real value may be found in a much simpler way.

Physicians explain how a new practice model saved their careers.

Here's why physicians considering a change to the concierge model should make the leap in 2020.