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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 37 MIN

How Direct Specialty Care is Saving Patients & Employers Thousands

from Take Charge with HELPcare · host HELPcare Clinic

In this episode of Take Charge with HELPcare, hosts Lee Aase and Dan Hinmon talk with Dr. Steve Borene, an anesthesiologist and co-founder of Renovo Health, about how direct specialty care is challenging the traditional healthcare system—and winning.Dr. Borene shares real stories of patients avoiding care due to high costs, and how transparent, bundled pricing through direct specialty care is helping people get the treatment they need without fear of surprise bills. From $17,000 colonoscopies reduced to under $3,000 to companies saving thousands per employee, this episode reveals how simple shifts in the delivery model can drive massive improvements in access, affordability, and outcomes.Whether you're a patient, employer, or healthcare provider, you’ll learn how direct care restores relationships, reduces costs, and puts the focus back where it belongs—on people, not paperwork.🎧 Subscribe for more insights into direct primary and specialty care.#DirectCare #HealthcareReform #TakeChargePodcast #SteveBorene #RenovoHealth #TransparentPricing #MedicalInnovation #PatientCenteredCare

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