Fall is officially upon us. Most of you know how this typically goes. Someone in your household comes down with an illness, often after traveling, or at the start of the school year, or following a large family gathering. Soon enough, it seems like everyone is dealing with with some version of it or another. Here is how I tend to think about these infections, and what I do when they happen to me and my family.

Partnering with a local direct primary care physician is a great way to support your employees while actually saving your business money on healthcare benefits.

What is your mission statement? Well, mine is both easy and hard to explain. Here is me giving it my best shot. TLDR version? Simple. I love what I’m doing in this photograph: taking great care of patients while being happier and more present for my daughters.

Since my last entry, there has been an awful lot of waiting. However, things have begun heating up. I signed our lease agreement on March 14th.

After deciding to form a private DPC practice, almost nothing weighed more heavily on my mind than the question of where that practice would be physically located.

Starting a small business is hard work, and it takes a lot of time to do it properly in order to set yourself up for success. There is far more complexity involved when the business is in an industry as heavily regulated as healthcare.

To those of you who know me, some of what follows might bore you, but for anyone just discovering Momentum DPC, please allow me to introduce myself.

Learn about the exciting and growing trend of subscription-based primary care.