Press Room

“The definition of concierge medicine is that instead of allowing a third party to decide how the relationship works, we — the doctor and patient — define it,” says David DeAtkine, Jr., MD, boarded in… See more

Developed in 1996, mainly for affluent folks, “concierge medicine” that offers a higher level of personal attention is morphing into a more affordable health care option for the masses, with lower yea… See more

The doctor will see you ASAP. A small but growing number of doctors are using the concierge model to offer more-personalized care. Among the perks are the ability to contact your phys­ician at an… See more

When it comes to better healthcare, there is strength in numbers. MDVIP, the nation’s largest group of primary care physicians who practice affordable, personalized care, announced an important milest… See more

MDVIP, the leader in affordable personalized healthcare, has substantially increased its number of patients. On its 10-year anniversary, it has now reached a milestone of over 150,000 members securing… See more

MDVIP, the national leader in personalized, preventive healthcare, announced today that its patient growth continues in the double digits as it prepares to mark its 10-year anniversary and stands at m… See more

People are suffering for no reason with dangerous diseases that can be delayed or prevented entirely. There are five very serious diseases that can be prevented with the help of your primary care phys… See more

10 Critical Questions to Ask What is a primary care physician? Why do I need one? How do I go about selecting one? Choosing the right primary care physician is critical to a patient’s healthcare str… See more

The top serious health concerns for African Americans are: Cardiovascular Disease—The #1 killer of African Americans. Diabetes—3.2 million African Americans have diabetes, yet more than 33% do not… See more

Every year millions of dollars in vaccination programs are aimed at preventing serious illnesses and life-threatening diseases in children. But most adults need a couple of shots in the arm as well. A… See more