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A CPA's View on Direct Primary Care

A CPA's View on Direct Primary Care

FromHealthcare Americana


A CPA's View on Direct Primary Care

FromHealthcare Americana

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Length:
33 minutes
Released:
May 23, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode of the Healthcare Americana podcast, host Christopher Habig sits down with Mario Miranda, a South Florida-based CPA specializing in healthcare finance. The two dig into the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model and explore its potential to revolutionize healthcare in the U.S.Mario Miranda brings his extensive experience with U.S. physicians and insights from the Cuban healthcare system to the table. He discusses how restrictive U.S. healthcare practices compare to the free-market tendencies of black market healthcare in communist Cuba.Christopher and Mario discuss a vital question: why aren't more physicians in the U.S. pursuing direct primary care practices?Listeners will learn about why DPC isn’t more widespread despite its advantages, how this model not only enhances patient care but also ensures a more sustainable practice for doctors, and the psychological and financial hurdles that prevent U.S. doctors from transitioning to DPC. Mario also offers advice on how physicians can overcome these challenges and why CPAs are crucial in guiding this transition.Join us in this enlightening conversation to rethink healthcare norms and consider a more direct, fulfilling approach to medical practice. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, policy maker, or just someone interested in the future of healthcare, this episode is for you.More on Freedom Healthworks & FreedomDocSubscribe at https://healthcareamericana.com/episodes/More on Mario D. Miranda CPA PAFollow Healthcare Americana: Instagram & LinkedIN
Released:
May 23, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

People are lost navigating healthcare. Doctors are forced to treat their patients like an assembly line. An emphasis on production works in a factory making widgets, but not with people. Direct Primary Care changes all of this.