Founder and CEO of Easy Orthopedics, America’s first mobile cash based orthopedic practice. I do not believe in insurance companies or hospital systems, so I effectively removed them from my practice. The goal is to disrupt disrupt disrupt.
Adapt or die.
Daniel Paull, MD talks about a radical idea in medicine that used to be normal.
Daniel Paull MD explains how it is still possible to run an old school medical practice.
Daniel Paull MD explains that while paying for referrals in medicine is illegal, many large hospitals toe the line.
Daniel Paull MD writes about the “funny” game of referrals.
Daniel Paull MD lets us in on a secret: hospitals won’t let doctors refer out.
Daniel Paull MD writes about why business skills are so important as a doctor, and why we should emphasize them in training.
Daniel Paull MD explains why you’re going to the hospital more than you think.
Daniel Paull MD spells out the baby steps needed to stabilize your practice with cash bases.
Daniel Paull MD compares what insurance companies do in healthcare to playing a game that you can’t win.
Daniel Paull MD postulates why physicians are so unhappy.
Daniel Paull MD writes that we should avoid getting caught in the Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Trap.
Daniel Paull MD says don’t believe what private equity tells you.
Daniel Paull MD. explains why lobbying congress is the wrong move for real change in our healthcare system.
Daniel Paull MD exposes what you may not know – but should! – about your hospital and your google profile.
Daniel Paull MD spells out the formula for maximum physician burnout, with 4 ways to lose autonomy.
Daniel Paull MD spells out what he calls the “silly math” of health insurance.
Daniel Paull MD, on why he “doesn’t do” prior authorizations.
Daniel Paull MD explains why frugality should be your friend, especially if you are a physician.
Daniel Paull, MD suggests that lifestyle creep comes with loss of autonomy, in a brief but powerful commentary.
Daniel Paull MD shares his 5 future predictions for US healthcare.
Daniel Paull MD asks the world to “let a doctor be a doctor”.
Daniel Paull MD shares that physicians don’t have job stability anymore.
Daniel Paull MD claims private practices are becoming unstable and that private equity is not the answer.
Daniel Paull MD shows us how you can be punished for having health insurance.
Daniel Paull MD lists 3 common misconceptions about going the direct care route
Daniel Paull M.D.: Why doctors hate EMRs
Daniel Paull M.D.: Don’t stay in your job just to keep your insurance benefits, they aren’t worth it
Daniel Paull M.D. says your health insurance is scamming you.
Daniel Paull MD explains why he refuses to do prior authorizations.
Daniel Paull MD explains why he believes trainees should be making waves.
Daniel Paull MD tells us that yes, he believes our healthcare industry is ripe for disruption.
Daniel Paull MD explains why physician burnout can’t be fixed by pizza parties or yoga sessions.
Daniel Paull MD shares tips for starting your own direct specialty care practice
Daniel Paull MD says you can’t practice good medicine in 7 minutes.
Daniel Paull MD explains why the power to say no is so important to physicians.
Daniel Paull MD writes why as a physician, avoiding the large purchases can mean keeping your autonomy.
Daniel Paull M.D. insists that “Are you busy”? is the wrong question to ask a physician in practice.
Daniel Paull MD explains why having heath insurance is bad for your health AND your wallet.
Daniel Paull MD: EHRs are billing machines first, and that’s why we don’t like them
Daniel Paull MD complains about insurance companies not having have any liability when a patient suffers harm as a result of their denials.
Daniel Paull MD explains that there are a whole host of medical providers in the country, but that you’re only allowed to see a select few of them, if you are trying to use your insurance.
Daniel Paull MD comments on job stability being something of the past, for most physicians today, due to private equity and hospital takovers.
Daniel Paull MD reminds us that insurance companies and hospital systems don’t take the Hippocratic oath.
Daniel Paull MD insists that quality medicine takes more than 7 minutes.
Daniel Paull MD briefly explains why his colleagues should “forget the nice house, cars, and private school”..
Daniel Paull MD, writes to share that Medicare cuts for physicians are making the rounds again, and then suggests what we can do about it.
Daniel Paull MD explains that our healthcare system isn’t broken for those who make money off of it.
Daniel Paull MD writes about how to get rid of the healthcare parasites (& why direct care is a great option for practicing medicine)
Daniel Paull MD writes about how to best think about, and use, health insurance, where it comes to your health.
Daniel Paull M.D. explains that what is easy to measure isn’t always important, and what is important isn’t always easy to measure.
Daniel Paull MD explains why hospital systems actually control the flow of care in a healthcare relationship, and not the individual doctor.
Daniel Paull MD shares that while those using direct care today need some catastrophic insurance coverage, that may not always be the case.
Daniel Paull MD says that cash based practices may seem like they are all about the money when, in actuality, they are about autonomy.
Daniel Paull, MD, writes about how insurance companies have systematically subtracted value from the doctor patient relationship.
Daniel Paull, MD, an orthopedic surgeon in private practice, tells the world why he doesn’t believe in electronic health records.
Daniel Paull, MD, writes that the business of medicine isn’t really taught or discussed in medical school, but that it should be.
Daniel Paull, MD shares how direct care is a disruptive technology, hospital systems and health insurance companies just don’t know it yet.
Physicians agree to take discounts in exchange to get referrals from insurance companies. What they don’t tell you is how they make it extremely difficult to get paid.
Daniel Paull, MD writes that seeing 50+ people a day in an insurance based model is cranking up the hamster wheel to full speed, while a direct care mobile practice breaks the hamster wheel.
Daniel Paull, MD, writes that when you can’t control what you get paid or your overhead you will fail.
Daniel Paull MD explains why physicians should avoid being commoditized at all costs.
Daniel Paull MD explains that, while delegating your business responsibilities is acceptable, abdicating them is not.
The practice of medicine will only get worse if you stand still.
Daniel Paull, MD, shares that not taking insurance allows you to spend more time with your patients.
Daniel Paull MD explains that there is a lot of focus on data in medicine, which often leads to misplaced values and missing the point entirely.
Daniel Paull MD asks whether you think selling your practice to private equity is a good idea. It’s not. He explains.
Physician restrictions only exist because we allow them.
Daniel Paull, MD, an orthopedic surgeon, shares how you can’t compress a medical visit down to 7 minutes without losing quality.
Daniel Paull, MD, shares that there are a lot of things we do in healthcare without really knowing why we do them, or evaluating if they are really necessary.
Daniel Paull, MD, says that physician burnout isn’t a physician problem, it’s a system problem. Practicing independently is possible, he claims, if we use our creativity.
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Regina S. Druz, MD, MBA claims that value-based care (VBC) is gaining momentum in primary and specialty care. Healthcare entrepreneurs need to understand the core features of the VBC to create products and business opportunities for scale and sustainability.
Gail Miller, MD admits that reproductive history questions/comments are often triggering. The result can be mistrust and a setup for negative doctor-patient relationships. She delivers tips on how to avoid this.
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