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    policies and pieces of legislation that have been passed in efforts to try and have all Americans covered with some form of health insurance. However, the newest form of healthcare out on the market is the idea of Concierge medicine. Concierge medicine may also be known as Retainer medicine. It is a service that a physician would provide private direct primary care for an out-of-pocket monthly service fee. This private and direct form of health care would allow the patient direct and unlimited access

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    Concierge Medical Care

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    Introduction Incentive of contemporary concierge healthcare practice is to offer consumers care that is personalized, direct, of good quality, and affordable. “Concierge-type practices—usually involving one or a small number of physicians—accept only a limited number of patients who pay an annual fee in addition to the cost of care provided” (Thomas, R. K., 2015, pg. 302). In principle, when a consumer acquires concierge services, they are paying for around the clock care. The physician or physicians

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    RMT Institute Case Study

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    to date information, research and equipment in Orthobiologics medicine, wanted to offer the medical community (physicians & their staff) a training center dedicated exclusively to education. Located in beautiful Jupiter, FL the Regenerative Medicine Training Institute offers peer to peer programs in a comfortable setting. Their PRP training courses help the clinician and their staff advance their practices in Orthobiologics medicine to better serve their patients and community. “RMTI” specifically

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    codes, when do they have time to be a physician. It is enough to drive one out of the seat of wanting to practice medicine when most of your time is dealing with the paperwork. Physicians are not wanting to accept new Medicare or Medicaid patients, it requires too much of their time. Many of our physician here the Mount Pleasant area have changed their practice to concierge medicine, which is a private service to private pay patients. This is where the physicians charge a flat rate to

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    has never had the necessary funds to be able to get the help from hospitals and good doctors that people with money have access to. I have lost three family members over the last five years due to failing health. However, with the proper care and medicine in the years leading up to their deaths, it may have been preventable. I look at what President Barack Obama has tried to do in giving individuals who would otherwise not have access to good healthcare the opportunity to grasp it. Many opponents

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    The revised affordable care act was intended to solve the everlasting issue of how health insurance would be delivered and how it would be paid for. The ACA requires everyone to have insurance. Public insurance was expanded and private insurance rates were subsidized. There are raises in revenue because of the new taxes surrounding the ACA, and a cut in spending under the nation 's largest insurance plan, which is Medicare. Projecting the impacts of fundamental reform to the health care system is

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    NP: Nurse practitioner Nurse practitioners are registered practitioners who are certified, licensed and are trained to provide healthcare services to the patients with illness under clinical settings. EBM: Evidence based medicine Evidence based medicine is a type of medical practice which involves decision making based on the evidence from the research, patient values, clinical experience to provide better quality healthcare services without any errors. FAH - Federation of American Hospitals

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    Doctor Admission Essay

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    never understood the seriousness of the disease, or the toll it took on his quality of life until years later, when I found myself reading case studies in an anatomy textbook. Time passed, and so did my grandfather, but the allure of science and medicine for me grew swiftly. As an excited ten-year-old, when I single-handedly built my first functional crystal radio, I obviously thought it was the coolest thing ever. I had to update

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    interview. It was short notice, but he generously accepts my 30 minute interview. Quantified Care was a recent start-up company, in which smartphone physical is focused on the future of medicine, wanting to bring mobile health/medical devices to a variety of clinical settings, from home health care to concierge medicine to global health at lowering costs. Mr. Lim is responsible for targeting and developing new customer, maintaining a high level of product and services, and keeping relationships in order

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    Personal Physicians Essay

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    Cited Sources Consulted for Research in PPHC Case Study ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ Christine Wiebe, "Boutique Doctors Cater to Patients' Needs," Medscape Money & Medicine (accessed October 2003). Julie Fields, "Entrepreneur Profiles," in New York, Robin J. Phillips, ed. McGraw Hill Companies May 9, 2001. New Jersey DHSS Bulletin, 8-8-03. Senate Bill, No. 633. House Bill, No. 906. 30 BOSTON COLLEGE carroll graduate

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