Timothy Hoff, PhD

A strategic blueprint for fixing primary care

A strategic blueprint for fixing primary care.

Primary care medicine is not paid for in the United States anywhere commensurate with its value to patients

An exclusive excerpt from the new book “Searching for the Family Doctor: Primary Care on the Brink."

Without a regular source of primary care that patients can turn to, a critical voice for vaccine legitimacy is lost.

As our healthcare system and others around the world gear up to deal with the largest public health crisis of the past 100 years, an important question to consider is: How will  other needed healthcare delivery occur during the pandemic?

There is no easy answer to this dilemma.

Physicians will need telehealth during the coronavirus outbreak, especially senior patients.

It should never be assumed that a major corporate entity in healthcare is motivated by the need to create lower costs or be price transparent for patients.

There is a crisis in healthcare with respect to how its female physicians-the fastest growing and most prized talent pool-are being treated.