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Clear visuals on concierge and membership medicine, ready when you need them.

For physicians, NPs, PAs, nurses, practice leaders, journalists and researchers. Find the visual you need, open it full size, and share it with credit to Concierge Medicine Today and to any original source shown on the image.

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The problem

You need to explain the model. You don't have time to build the slides.

What you face

Scattered data

Useful information on practice models, patient experience and training costs is spread across reports, polls and articles.

How it feels

Starting from scratch

Explaining your practice to a board, a spouse, a patient or a reporter shouldn't mean an evening in a design app.

Why it matters

Clarity builds trust

Patients and colleagues deserve a straight, sourced picture of how relationship-driven care works, without hype.

Your guide

An independent publication covering this field since 2007.

Concierge Medicine Today builds these visuals from its own reader surveys and polls and from published third-party research, which is credited on the image where it is used. CMT is not owned or controlled by any health system, vendor or membership association, and covers every practice model without favoring one.

"It is no longer about being the best doctor in the world, but about being the best doctor for the world, for patients, and for the local community."

Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief
The plan

Three simple steps.

1

Pick a topic

Filter by practice models, patient experience, training costs or CMT polls.

2

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3

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What's at stake

A clear picture helps people decide well.

With the right visual

Patients understand what membership includes. Colleagues see the model plainly. Your message stays consistent and properly sourced.

Without one

Conversations stall on confusion, outdated numbers get repeated, and you spend hours rebuilding what already exists.

Questions

FAQ and terms of use

Can I use these infographics?

You may view, link to and share these visuals for non-commercial educational purposes, unaltered, with this credit: "Source: Concierge Medicine Today (conciergemedicinetoday.net)." Do not crop out or change source lines, logos or dates. Commercial use, resale, use in advertising, or use that suggests CMT endorses a product, service, practice or organization requires written permission. Contact CMT to request it.

Can journalists and researchers cite them?

Yes. Cite CMT and the year shown on the image, and cite any original third-party source the image names. See the Media Desk for citation guidance.

Can I get a high-resolution file or a custom version?

Use "Open original" in the viewer for the full file. For other requests, contact CMT.

Methodology and disclosures

Methodology

CMT infographics draw on three kinds of sources: CMT reader surveys, CMT online polls, and published third-party research. The source and year for each visual appear on the image. Where an image does not list a sample size, survey dates or collection method, treat its figures as descriptive of respondents only. For details on a specific visual, contact CMT with its title.

Limitations

CMT polls and reader surveys are voluntary and self-selected. They are not random samples and may not represent all physicians, clinicians, practices or patients. Results describe respondents at the time of the survey. Visuals reflecting earlier years may not reflect current conditions, prices, regulations or practice norms.

Third-party sources

When a visual uses data from another organization, that organization is credited on the image and remains the owner of its data. CMT summarizes or charts that data for education and does not claim it as CMT research. Please cite the original source as well as CMT, and check the original publication for its methods and any updates.

Funding and independence

CMT is an independent publication and is not owned or controlled by any health system, hospital network, vendor or membership association. These visuals are produced by CMT. CMT does not vet or endorse any sponsor, exhibitor, advertiser or employer, and sponsorship does not influence editorial coverage. Any paid or sponsored content on CMT is clearly labeled.

Clinical and regulatory topics

Visuals touching on clinical topics, such as GLP-1 medications, describe industry trends and business considerations only. They are not prescribing guidance, treatment recommendations or regulatory interpretations. Clinicians should rely on current clinical evidence, product labeling, and their own legal and compliance advisors.

Corrections

If you believe a visual contains an error, contact CMT with the infographic title and the issue. CMT reviews correction requests and updates or replaces visuals when an error is confirmed. Please do not send patient information or any protected health information (PHI).

How to cite

Concierge Medicine Today. "[Infographic title]." [Year shown on image]. conciergemedicinetoday.net/visuals. Accessed [date]. If the image names an original source, cite that source too.

All content on this page is provided as-is for educational and informational purposes only and is not medical, legal, financial, tax or accounting advice. It is not a substitute for advice from qualified professionals. CMT makes no warranty as to completeness or currency, is not responsible for errors or omissions, and is not liable for how this material is used. Third-party names, data and marks belong to their respective owners, and their appearance does not imply endorsement. Full terms: conciergemedicinetoday.net/tcpp.