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The Benefits of a Membership Medicine Model for Small Businesses

September 2, 2022

The membership medicine model – also known as Direct Primary Care – is a type of subscription-based healthcare service that is becoming increasingly popular among small businesses. There are many benefits to using this type of model, including improved employee health, increased productivity, and lower healthcare costs. Let’s take a closer look at each of […]

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Busy Moms Can Benefit from a Personalized Healthcare Experience

September 2, 2022

Many people have experience using telemedicine, especially with the advent of COVID-19. But most telemedicine experiences are not personalized: patients are talking to a doctor who doesn’t know them. Direct Primary Care changes this. Patients in Direct Primary Care can speak to their doctor whenever they need to, even if its after hours or on […]

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Curing Disease with Nutrition, featuring Don Scarborough, PA-C

September 2, 2022

This episode of Beyond the Script features Don Scarborough PA-C. With degrees in exercise science and a Masters in Nutrition, Don believes that one of the most important things patients can do to improve their health is improve their diet. Dr. Joel Bessmer asks Don some great questions in this interview about how his passion […]

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Healthcare in Rural Nebraska, featuring Dr. John Jacobsen – Episode 007

August 3, 2022

In this episode of Beyond the Script, Ryne Bessmer interviews Dr. John Jacobsen, founder of Click Family Healthcare. Dr. Jacobsen has clinics in Kearney and Broken Bow, Nebraska, and has a unique perspective on what it takes to provide high-quality healthcare in rural Nebraska. You can also learn more about Click Family Healthcare by visiting Strada Healthcare’s […]

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Direct Primary Care Meets Criteria for Accessible Mental Health Treatment

January 7, 2022

  Most mental health treatment isn’t accessible, and here’s why. Mental Health America’s (MHA) newest key findings report that in 2021, “over half of adults with a mental illness do not receive treatment, totaling over 27 million US adults who go untreated.” In addition, “Over 60% of youth with depression do not receive any mental […]

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Insurance Brokers Should Be Selling DPC to Self-Funded Groups

June 9, 2021

Insurance brokers know, and so do their clients: Healthcare costs continue to rise every year. It would be wrong to say that insurance brokers have it easy trying to sell health insurance in the current market. In 2021, the Insurance Information Institute estimates that healthcare spend in the US is $4.41 trillion. Out of that, […]

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“My Patient Pledge” from April Thomas MSN, APRN

May 24, 2021

My Pledge to My Patients My patient pledge is that I use my vast experiences and knowledge to improve the lives of each patient.   The first years of my career as a Nurse Practitioner were spent in a small community health clinic. My patients and I had very little resources. They had many daily […]

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Employee Wellness Programs Need an Upgrade

May 19, 2021

Even before the pandemic, employee wellness programs were becoming popular among employers. Now, the popularity and necessity of employee wellness programs has been expedited. And companies know that these programs can benefit their bottom lines. They are not only great recruitment tools, they’re also great retention tools. Healthier, happier employees are more productive and stay […]

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Why All Self-Funded Employers Should Integrate Direct Primary Care in their Benefits

May 6, 2021

*** View our infographic on the bottom of this page to learn more! Why All Self-Funded Employers Should Integrate Direct Primary Care in their Benefits The sometimes-unpredictable cost of claims accrued over the business year is a huge consideration for self-funded employers. To account for this unpredictability, many self-funded employers have stop-loss coverage. You can […]

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