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 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.
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