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Episode 051 | The Direct Primary Care Movement

If access, utilization and lifestyle choices are …

An episode of the McGohan Brabender Side Affects: Disrupting Health Care podcast, hosted by Employee Benefits | Health Care | Wellness | Leadership | Health Management | Innovation | Human Resources | Employee Engagement | Consumerism | Business | McGohan Brabender | Side Affects | Side Effects, titled "Episode 051 | The Direct Primary Care Movement" was published on January 24, 2018 and runs 21 minutes.

January 24, 2018 ·21m · McGohan Brabender Side Affects: Disrupting Health Care

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If access, utilization and lifestyle choices are impacting your claims costs, then primary care could be the solution. Dr. Amy Mechley of Integrative Family Care of Cincinnati says her Direct Primary Care model is the answer many self-insured employers need. For a level monthly fee, patients have access to their primary care physician as needed. When physicians and patients have a one-on-one relationship, it cuts down on emergency costs, it ensure proper medication and compliance, and it can even replace the need for a wellness initiative. Dr. Mechley tells Scott McGohan her medical journey and experiences that led her to the concept of Direct Primary Care, and the results that employers can expect after just one year.

If access, utilization and lifestyle choices are impacting your claims costs, then primary care could be the solution. Dr. Amy Mechley of Integrative Family Care of Cincinnati says her Direct Primary Care model is the answer many self-insured employers need. For a level monthly fee, patients have access to their primary care physician as needed. When physicians and patients have a one-on-one relationship, it cuts down on emergency costs, it ensure proper medication and compliance, and it can even replace the need for a wellness initiative. Dr. Mechley tells Scott McGohan her medical journey and experiences that led her to the concept of Direct Primary Care, and the results that employers can expect after just one year.

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