This video gave me the courage to evolve my little primary care clinic into a concierge based care clinic. Insurance will not allow me to give my patients the time they deserve’ Thank You! From a country Practitioner and my patients thank you too!
When I met Dr. Jason about 3 years ago one of the biggest advice he gave me was to study when you don't feel like studying. Today I was tired, frustrated, and didn't want to study and was scrolling down RUclips and saw this!!! Put me back to reality of how much I want this! Thank you Dr. Webb and thank you Dr. Jason!
OMGeeeesh!!!!! This is sooooo what I was conversing with my grandmother about today!!!!! I was telling her that I wanted to be able to practice medicine in the hospital but have a clientele Base outside of the hospital. I was trying to figure out how I could do it . Wow.. Look at God!!! Unexpected nuggets!!! Thank you Dr. Webb for all that you do on informing us about different Medical Careers. Thank you Dr. Littleton for sharing your career and knowledge with us. Blessings! 😆😇
No problem! Please let me know of any other videos you would like to see or any other suggestions to improve the channel! Thanks for watching! Dr. Webb
My practice was cash based only, I gave my pts a receipt for the charge and they could turn it in to their insurance if they wanted. I loved being able to spend as much time as I wanted with my pts….sometimes they would sit around for 30 min and talk after their treatment…I charged about the same as a co-pay and pts were happy to pay it.
I absolutely love this channel.... Can we get an interview with a black perfusionist? I've been interested in that career for years. I'm still in my 20s and sometimes FEEL it might be too late. Dr Webb, please do a video about age and healthcare professions...when is it too late to start from scratch?
Hi, Thanks for the question and video suggestion. I will look into that field. As far as age, I get this question a lot. It's kind of hard to answer this question completely without knowing your story (family life, previous life experiences, future goals, etc) but here are my thoughts: You will be in your career working as a physician for 20-30+ years and I know the road to get to that point is arduous and lengthy, but I do believe it's worth it. You have to ask yourself, "Am I willing to sacrifice family and personal time, sacrifice a minimum of 8-10 years of my life and sacrifice financially to become a doctor?" And if that answer is yes, I say go for it. The average age in my medical school class was roughly 26-30 years old (oldest being 42 and youngest 23) and I currently work with 2 orthopedic surgeons who are 80+ years old. They have been a doctor for longer than I have been born. So, starting off medical school at (to overestimate it) 40 years old, you will be done around 50 years old and still can work 20 years and retire at 70. Check out my video on RUclips that I posted on this same topic and subscribe to my channel to be the first to receive new videos that I post weekly! ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd ruclips.net/video/y3f820qKvPQ/видео.html I hope this helps. Good luck! Remember if medicine is something you really want to do, then NEVER give up. Also, I just published a book about my path to medicine called "Overcoming the Odds" which I talk about my time growing up in the rough streets of Louisiana, my time as a military medic serving in Iraq, and applying to medical school then residency. I give a lot of advice after each chapter. You should definitely check it out before you start med school. It's at: www.amazon.com/author/antoniowebbmd A. Webb www.antoniowebbmd.com twitter.com/drwebb82 facebook.com/awebbmd ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd
That was super interesting. Thanks for making that video. Seems like that model caters to the 1 percent but the benefits to whoever can afford it are great. I wonder when patients get referred to specialists if they get discounted rates and how insurance works with that.
I am a psychiatrist but I no longer do any more med management. I actually have a niche interest and very specialized ability to offer psychotherapy treatment for the borderline patients. I am thinking about opening an all cash psychotherapy practice, specifically treating the borderline patient. The fee will be used as both a fee for service as well as a limit setting tool where it is clear that the sessions are a professional doctor patient relationship and the fee must be paid at the time of service. It is espeicially important to set the boundaries and limits when working with the borderline patient population. I think a firm, none-negotiable fee structure is the best of both worlds: the doctor gets properly compensated for his time, and the patient comes to understand the boundaries and the limit-setting that is integral part of the very treatment being offered. It is very interesting that the fee, in therapy, is a very integral part of the entire concept of the treatment itself, as the fee represents more than just money. It is actually a limit setting tool. Kind of neat role it plays in that specific way.
I am a physical therapist and rented a space from a direct primary care Dr. She was constantly marketing to any event in the community, try joining a business internal network group in your area.
Some feedback on the sponsor part. I think you could be more enthusiastic, that way people will actually become interested in what you're talking about. Good vid
Good suggestion! I actually have one coming up this week. Make sure to subscribe to be on the look out for it and upcoming new videos posted every MWF at 5pm CST! A. Webb www.antoniowebbmd.com twitter.com/drwebb82 facebook.com/awebbmd ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd instagram.com/overcomingtheoddsbook
Hi, you asked about osteopathic medicine a few months back. Check out this video here with the Dean of an Osteopathic Medical school here in Texas!! ruclips.net/video/HG-8-3A_EKY/видео.html
Can you please have a q & a? We want to practice concierge medicine. What kind of Malpractice do we need? Does it need a tail? S Corp or C Corp or LLC?
the creator's paradox The earth is a big house which shelters humans and animals etc ... Before humans there were dinosaurs and after humans there will be machines and after machines beings without a physical body and then there will be beings who will become universes and in this universe of humans. I believe that these beings who have evolved will go back in time before the creation of the universe to become the universe that we know. The beginning is actually the end of a thing. The beginning is the final transformation of evolved beings. ( I am French I do not speak English but I use google translate )
Country Club medicine….handling only the fat cats that can afford to shell out to this money pit. How about doctors learn to manage their time better? Stacking patient on patient makes you late all the time. We pay deductibles that are outrageous. We pay fees to see you that are ridiculous (in my area $250-350 per visit). After we get through shelling out money on top of money, how do we afford to feed our families and pay our bills?
I do think if someone is a highly rated doctor they should make more. At the same time, what they are offering in most cases is what doctors used do in general. This is the result of the b.s. of insurance companies and greed.
Just another way for doctors to avoid dealing with insurance. I wish there was universal healthcare in this country. I can't believe how greedy doctors are.
Dealing with insurance is a giant headache for both the Dr and the pt…the insurance companies are out to make money for themselves and their shareholders. They aren’t our friend.
This video gave me the courage to evolve my little primary care clinic into a concierge based care clinic.
Insurance will not allow me to give my patients the time they deserve’
Thank You!
From a country Practitioner and my patients thank you too!
Thank you Dr. Webb for interviewing black doctors. Representation is important. thank you so much. this is my favorite channel on RUclips. one love 💕
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Dr. Webb
www.antoniowebbmd.com
When I met Dr. Jason about 3 years ago one of the biggest advice he gave me was to study when you don't feel like studying. Today I was tired, frustrated, and didn't want to study and was scrolling down RUclips and saw this!!! Put me back to reality of how much I want this! Thank you Dr. Webb and thank you Dr. Jason!
Awesome! Late reply but keep up the good work!
OMGeeeesh!!!!! This is sooooo what I was conversing with my grandmother about today!!!!! I was telling her that I wanted to be able to practice medicine in the hospital but have a clientele Base outside of the hospital. I was trying to figure out how I could do it . Wow.. Look at God!!! Unexpected nuggets!!! Thank you Dr. Webb for all that you do on informing us about different Medical Careers. Thank you Dr. Littleton for sharing your career and knowledge with us. Blessings! 😆😇
No problem! Thanks for watching, im glad it helped!
Best review of concierge yet
It's very encouraging. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome
I’m going into family med hopefully, and this sounds like an appealing practice model. Thanks for the vid!
Yes, very appealing! Good luck and stay in touch!
Antonio J. Webb, M.D. Thank you, will do!
Hi I am a Ja'Naye and I am 11 Years old and I want to be a surgeon and want to go too college at Ccri and i also live in Providence
Awesome! Keep up the good work! You CAN do anything you put your mind to!
Awesome 👏 never thought of concierge practice. Great information!!!!
No problem! Please let me know of any other videos you would like to see or any other suggestions to improve the channel! Thanks for watching!
Dr. Webb
This is my favorite video of yours.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Dr. Webb
www.antoniowebbmd.com
Extremely informative video. Great to see Dr. Littleton's passion
Thank u so much. This is exactly wat i wanna do
Thank you! I appreciate it! You can do it!
My practice was cash based only, I gave my pts a receipt for the charge and they could turn it in to their insurance if they wanted. I loved being able to spend as much time as I wanted with my pts….sometimes they would sit around for 30 min and talk after their treatment…I charged about the same as a co-pay and pts were happy to pay it.
I absolutely love this channel....
Can we get an interview with a black perfusionist? I've been interested in that career for years. I'm still in my 20s and sometimes FEEL it might be too late. Dr Webb, please do a video about age and healthcare professions...when is it too late to start from scratch?
Hi,
Thanks for the question and video suggestion. I will look into that field. As far as age, I get this question a lot. It's kind of hard to answer this question completely without knowing your story (family life, previous life experiences, future goals, etc) but here are my thoughts: You will be in your career working as a physician for 20-30+ years and I know the road to get to that point is arduous and lengthy, but I do believe it's worth it. You have to ask yourself, "Am I willing to sacrifice family and personal time, sacrifice a minimum of 8-10 years of my life and sacrifice financially to become a doctor?" And if that answer is yes, I say go for it. The average age in my medical school class was roughly 26-30 years old (oldest being 42 and youngest 23) and I currently work with 2 orthopedic surgeons who are 80+ years old. They have been a doctor for longer than I have been born. So, starting off medical school at (to overestimate it) 40 years old, you will be done around 50 years old and still can work 20 years and retire at 70.
Check out my video on RUclips that I posted on this same topic and subscribe to my channel to be the first to receive new videos that I post weekly!
ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd
ruclips.net/video/y3f820qKvPQ/видео.html
I hope this helps. Good luck! Remember if medicine is something you really want to do, then NEVER give up.
Also, I just published a book about my path to medicine called "Overcoming the Odds" which I talk about my time growing up in the rough streets of Louisiana, my time as a military medic serving in Iraq, and applying to medical school then residency. I give a lot of advice after each chapter. You should definitely check it out before you start med school. It's at: www.amazon.com/author/antoniowebbmd
A. Webb
www.antoniowebbmd.com
twitter.com/drwebb82
facebook.com/awebbmd
ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd
That was super interesting. Thanks for making that video. Seems like that model caters to the 1 percent but the benefits to whoever can afford it are great. I wonder when patients get referred to specialists if they get discounted rates and how insurance works with that.
This is what I'm going to do. ..i can't think of a better way to serve & become my client's expert caretaker.
I am a psychiatrist but I no longer do any more med management. I actually have a niche interest and very specialized ability to offer psychotherapy treatment for the borderline patients. I am thinking about opening an all cash psychotherapy practice, specifically treating the borderline patient. The fee will be used as both a fee for service as well as a limit setting tool where it is clear that the sessions are a professional doctor patient relationship and the fee must be paid at the time of service. It is espeicially important to set the boundaries and limits when working with the borderline patient population. I think a firm, none-negotiable fee structure is the best of both worlds: the doctor gets properly compensated for his time, and the patient comes to understand the boundaries and the limit-setting that is integral part of the very treatment being offered. It is very interesting that the fee, in therapy, is a very integral part of the entire concept of the treatment itself, as the fee represents more than just money. It is actually a limit setting tool. Kind of neat role it plays in that specific way.
Awesome video!!!!
Very interesting and informative!
Thank you!
I am a physical therapist and rented a space from a direct primary care Dr. She was constantly marketing to any event in the community, try joining a business internal network group in your area.
Some feedback on the sponsor part. I think you could be more enthusiastic, that way people will actually become interested in what you're talking about. Good vid
Hi Doctor Webb, I was wondering if it would be possible for you to interview an Osteopathic Doctor. Thanks. Keep up the good work!
Good suggestion! I actually have one coming up this week. Make sure to subscribe to be on the look out for it and upcoming new videos posted every MWF at 5pm CST!
A. Webb
www.antoniowebbmd.com
twitter.com/drwebb82
facebook.com/awebbmd
ruclips.net/user/antoniowebbmd instagram.com/overcomingtheoddsbook
Antonio J. Webb, M.D. Thank you ! Already subscribed ! I love this channel.
Antonio J. Webb, M.D. Many people think that DOs can't specialize, which is just completely false. Would be nice to see your video doctor Webb
Hi, you asked about osteopathic medicine a few months back. Check out this video here with the Dean of an Osteopathic Medical school here in Texas!!
ruclips.net/video/HG-8-3A_EKY/видео.html
How about Chiropractors?
Please do a video of an MD lawyer
Hi late reply but his lady is a MD/JD
ruclips.net/video/kRxGkNJ7l5M/видео.html
Can you please have a q & a? We want to practice concierge medicine. What kind of
Malpractice do we need? Does it need a tail? S Corp or C Corp or LLC?
You may need to check with the state that you live in to get the answer to this question.
I wonder how much malpractice insurance would be?
Not sure, good question though. Maybe, I can check with him
the creator's paradox
The earth is a big house which shelters humans and animals etc ...
Before humans there were dinosaurs and after humans there will be machines and after machines beings without a physical body and then there will be beings who will become universes and in this universe of humans.
I believe that these beings who have evolved will go back in time before the creation of the universe to become the universe that we know.
The beginning is actually the end of a thing.
The beginning is the final transformation of evolved beings.
( I am French I do not speak English but I use google translate )
Where can I find my own concierge md
Maybe look up direct care primary physicians
This is definitely not a "how-to" video
Country Club medicine….handling only the fat cats that can afford to shell out to this money pit. How about doctors learn to manage their time better? Stacking patient on patient makes you late all the time. We pay deductibles that are outrageous. We pay fees to see you that are ridiculous (in my area $250-350 per visit). After we get through shelling out money on top of money, how do we afford to feed our families and pay our bills?
I do think if someone is a highly rated doctor they should make more. At the same time, what they are offering in most cases is what doctors used do in general. This is the result of the b.s. of insurance companies and greed.
Thank the insurance model
Just another way for doctors to avoid dealing with insurance. I wish there was universal healthcare in this country. I can't believe how greedy doctors are.
Dealing with insurance is a giant headache for both the Dr and the pt…the insurance companies are out to make money for themselves and their shareholders. They aren’t our friend.