Press Room

MDVIP-affiliate Dr. Adrian Douglass continues to be an authority on the benefits of staying on top of your health. Dr. Douglass discussed the affects of delaying medical care and how it can have long-… See more

MDVIP-affiliated physician Dr. Vicki Bralow was interviewed by KYW Newsradio, the leading all-news station in Philadelphia, where she discussed the dangers of postponing health check-ups and medical p… See more

Dr. Alford and five of her friends were featured on WBTV News 13. They have a unique tradition of getting mammograms together each year. They have carried out this tradition for nearly three decades.… See more

The Examiner reported in March that Baptist Hospital is opening the first internal medicine residency program in Beaumont. This program bring medical school graduated to the area to gain training for… See more

"Dr. Daley graduated from the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth. Dr. Daley focuses on wellness and her philosophy includes the… See more

The human toll of the pandemic is well documented here in the United States, but the effects from deferred care for conditions other than COVID-19 will likely create a new wave of concerns for America… See more

A nationwide study by MDVIP and Ipsos revealed that many Americans lack the understanding of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, even though Alzheimer’s is one of the leading causes of death in the Unit… See more

Memphis Magazine featured MDVIP-Affiliated physician, Dr. Lynda Freeland, in an insightful article about the growing field of personalized medicine and the unique benefits that it has to offer. Learn… See more

COVID-19 has taken a toll on the brain health of older Americans, according to a new poll. The poll of more than 1,005 U.S. adults was conducted for MDVIP, a nationwide network of physicians who prac… See more

Spectrum News 1 in Southern California has featured an MDVIP study which indicates that Americans are suffering financially, physically, and mentally. The study initially set out to learn about brain… See more