Mistakes to Avoid When Starting a Pediatric DPC Practice
Starting a Pediatric direct primary care practice is exciting. Here are some mistakes to avoid when you first start out.
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Promoting Your Peds DPC Practice Through Content Creation, SEO and Social Media
Content creation, SEO and social media is a great way to grow your pediatric DPC Practice.
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“Can I employ my kids to work for me?”
Running your own practice is an undeniably rewarding experience. The combined opportunity to bring quality care to families in your community and make time to honor the moments in your personal life is what makes direct primary care so special. You’re building a legacy, one with the potential to inspire future generations! That’s why parents
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Boundaries in Pediatric Direct Primary Care
Pediatric Direct Primary Care practices can have unique challenges when it comes to establishing good boundaries.
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Tips for Marketing Your Pediatric DPC Practice
As a pediatrician starting a new DPC practice, marketing is one of the hardest things to do. Learn some tips on marketing.
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Building Community in Pediatric DPC
One of the hardest parts of taking the leap into the world of pediatric DPC was feeling alone – both psychologically and physically. Many of my pediatric colleagues looked at me with both fascination and bewilderment when I shared my startup plans. One of them even balked, “Why would anyone pay for that when they
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When Is It Time to Enlist Help?
When I started my practice several years ago, I wanted to do it ALL – by myself. The physician-entrepreneur-do-it-yourselfer seemed to be a revered breed in the DPC books and Facebook posts I was reading. It felt like a righteous act of rebellion to reject the administrative shackles of the insurance-based world and learn to
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Five Things to Consider for Pediatric DPC Home Visits
As a direct primary care pediatrician, you have more freedom and flexibility to care for patients in unique ways. Home visits are one of those ways, but there are a few things that you consider.
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The Pain & Rejection That Led Me to DPC
I remember my first few months of life after residency — when, after years of constantly shifting schedules and 28-plus-hour calls I finally had what felt like an “easy” schedule. I started at 8am and was headed home a little after 5pm. I had almost every weekend gloriously free (minus a few for nursery rounds).
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