September 3, 2024

In this episode of “DPC Pediatrician,” Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella address a crucial aspect of running a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice: getting comfortable asking patients for money. They discuss pediatricians’ challenges when transitioning from traditional practice settings, where financial discussions were handled by others, to a DPC model that requires direct […]

In this episode, Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella discuss one of the most pressing concerns for pediatricians considering DPC: managing vaccines. They explore the challenges and solutions surrounding vaccine procurement and administration in a DPC model and offer practical advice on how to navigate this critical aspect of pediatric care without feeling overwhelmed.

Welcome back to “DPC Pediatrician.” In today’s episode, Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella address a concern that many pediatricians face when contemplating a Direct Primary Care (DPC) model: managing high-needs parents and special needs children. They explore how the DPC setting changes the dynamics of these relationships, allowing for more personalized care and

In this episode, Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella explore the nuanced question: Can Direct Primary Care (DPC) serve low-income families effectively? This discussion delves into their personal experiences and innovative strategies for incorporating diverse economic backgrounds into their practices. The episode provides a heartfelt examination of the challenges and solutions involved in making

In this episode, Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella dive into the nuances of naming a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice. They explore the strategic and personal considerations that influence the choice of a practice name, reflecting on their experiences and the broader implications of this decision. This discussion illuminates the process of establishing

Join Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella as they explore the critical topic of behavioral health in pediatric care within the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model. This episode dives deep into the evolving role of pediatricians from dealing primarily with acute medical conditions to addressing the growing needs around behavioral health. Dr. Marina shares

Join Dr. Phil Boucher and Dr. Marina Capella as they delve into the practical steps and legal considerations involved in transitioning from a fee-for-service practice to opening your own pediatric Direct Primary Care (DPC). Drawing from Dr. Phil’s firsthand experience, this episode provides valuable insights on navigating contracts, understanding non-compete clauses, and strategically planning your

Marina and Phil discussed the transition from a traditional fee-for-service pediatric practice with constant on-call demands to their current practice where they set clear boundaries for after-hours communication. By managing expectations and providing structured responses, they ensure availability during office hours while avoiding middle-of-the-night disruptions, resulting in a manageable work-life balance and appreciative patients. Link To Podcast: Do I

Listen to Marina and Phil discuss the ins and outs of managing your own Pediatric DPC practice. Today we’ll review how to manage home visits. Thanks for listening! Link To Podcast: Can I Do Home Visits in Pediatric DPC? 00:00.00 Phil Boucher Everyone welcome back to another episode Today. We are going to talk about home

Listen to Marina and Phill discuss work life balance while managing a Pediatric DPC practice. Check it out today! Link to Podcast: Is There Work-Life Balance In Pediatric DPC? 00:00.00 Phil Boucher A brief win. 00:01.71 marinacapella Welcome to another episode of dpc pediatrician thanks for joining us today. Will today we will be answering the following