300 Patients? How Many Staff (Omitting the Concierge Physician)?

According to Concierge Medicine Today sources, concierge medicine continues to thrive in metropolitan and suburban markets that serve repeat patients ... whereby patients who utilize such services are visiting the practice more often. Usually, rural primary care and countryside practices are not suitable geographies for concierge medicine practices or programs due in large part to a geographically disbursed patient population within these rural or agriculture settings. Like any business, economic factors must be considered and rural concierge medicine programs and practice have overhead. Therefore, these types of membership or subscription-based healthcare delivery models typically support a frequently served, familial and/or repeat patient population that requires persistent attention and/or continuous management and communication for ongoing chronic conditions vs. those practices and medical care environments that serve acute care issues (eg. the one and done patient visit). By Concierge Medicine Today, LLC.POLLS UPDATED FOR 2024 - We receive questions every week from all kinds of places. The following questions and answers, polls and surveys, webinars and events should start to provide an insightful look into the space of Concierge Medicine. From macro to micro, we've attempted to ask all of the pesky questions that may help inform you and educate others about this healthcare marketplace which let's be honest, is often misunderstood. We hope this helps you find some of the answers you've been looking for.

Additionally, if you want to learn more about Concierge Medicine, here are some helpful resources which also go deep and wide into the marketplace.

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