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Newsy "The Why" - MDVIP Affiliate Dr. Ned Legare on Coronavirus
Newsey
Dr. Ned Legare, featured in a video-interview on Newsy.com, weighs in on the Coronavirus and suggests steps that we should take towards prevention. Newsy is a popular source for concise, unbiased vide… See more
The Gift of Health: Should you treat yourself (or a loved one) to a "membership only" medical plan?
O, The Oprah Magazine
The December issue of O, The Oprah Magazine features MDVIP in an article about the rise of membership medicine and direct primary care. Appearing in the "Feeling Good" section, the article highlights… See more
For An Annual Fee, Patients Can Get 'VIP' Treatment from Nine Tulsa Doctors
Tulsa World | Tulsa, OK
Drs. Brent Laughlin and John Hubner are among nine primary care physicians in Tulsa who are delivering MDVIP's personalized approach to patient care. The key to providing a better healthcare experienc… See more
Third of Texans are Obese: Steps for Healthier Children
Spectrum News | Austin, TX
Spectrum News Austin, the 24-hour cable news network serving Austin and the surrounding Central Texas area, interviewed MDVIP affiliate Dr. Paul Bristol on preventing obesity and the important ro… See more
Doctor Opens Concierge Primary Care Practice
Grand Rapids Business Journal
Dr. Kirk Agerson, who has been practicing in Grand Rapids, Michigan, for more than 35 years, has opened a local practice affiliated with MDVIP, the national membership-based primary car… See more
Two Illinois Doctors Join MDVIP Primary Care Network
Dr. DeLorenzo & Dr. Kopjas
Drs. Anthony W. DeLorenzo & Tibor C. Kopjas Bring MDVIP’s Patient-Centered, Preventive Care to Chicago Area and Southwestern IllinoisBoca Raton, Fla. – (June 26, 2019) – MDVIP, the national leader… See more
7 Top Executive Wellness Programs for Women
Worth Magazine
Medical services for C-suite executives have existed for years, but they’ve largely been designed with male patients in mind. That’s starting to change. MDVIP is among just seven executive health prog… See more
Doctors Spending More Time with Patients See Better Medical Outcomes, Research Says
Scripps TV
New research included in the book "Compassionomics" shows that health outcomes improve when doctors are more compassionate and spend more time with patients. It also makes the doctor happier in his or… See more
How We Can Stop America’s Silent Killer
Medical Economics
The healthcare community has made significant strides in raising awareness of heart disease and cholesterol, but a recent survey conducted by MDVIP and Ipsos found that Americans still need help diges… See more
Editorial: Deadly Failure on Knowledge of Heart Health
The Times and Democrat | Columbia, SC
It could be said that a study is getting to the heart of the matter during February’s Heart Month. The national survey conducted by MDVIP and Ipsos found that while seven out of 10 Americans acknowle… See more